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A 20.00 g mixture of magnesium and zinc metal reacting with excess hydrochloric acid produced 1.102 g of hydrogen gas. What is the percent zinc in the original mixture?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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A 20.00 g mixture of magnesium and zinc metal reacting with excess
hydrochloric acid produced 1.102 g of hydrogen gas. What is the percent
zinc in the original mixture?

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