A 10 g sample of Mg504 · 7H₂0 (246.489/mol) was heated in an oven at 105 °C until evaporated all the waters of hydration was off to generate Mg504 (mhydrous). The sample was then dissolved in 250 mL of distilled and diluted to a final volume of amount of 504 Water 0.5l. The in ppm in the final solution is ? > motor masses in g/mol → Mg5o4 · 71/₂0 = 2006 = > 246.48 H/₂0 = 18.02 لا

A 10 g sample of Mg504 · 7H₂0 (246.489/mol) was heated in an oven at 105 °C until evaporated all the waters of hydration was off to generate Mg504 (mhydrous). The sample was then dissolved in 250 mL of distilled and diluted to a final volume of amount of 504 Water 0.5l. The in ppm in the final solution is ? > motor masses in g/mol → Mg5o4 · 71/₂0 = 2006 = > 246.48 H/₂0 = 18.02 لا

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