4. What is the chemical composition of magnesium precipitate which is crystalline in appearance? * 5. What is the common name of your answer in number 4? 6. What chemical (must be in its concentrated form) is used in cleaning the platinum wire prior to flame test? (Chemical formula)

4. What is the chemical composition of magnesium precipitate which is crystalline in appearance? * 5. What is the common name of your answer in number 4? 6. What chemical (must be in its concentrated form) is used in cleaning the platinum wire prior to flame test? (Chemical formula)

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prior to flame test? (Chemical formula)

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