**Cation Table:**- **Aluminum** - Formula: Al³⁺ - Valence: 3 - Formula weight: 27 - **Ammonium** - Formula: NH₄⁺ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 18 - **Calcium** - Formula: Ca²⁺ - Valence: 2 - Formula weight: 40 - **Ferric** - Formula: Fe³⁺ - Valence: 3 - Formula weight: 56 - **Ferrous** - Formula: Fe²⁺ - Valence: 2 - Formula weight: 56 - **Lithium** - Formula: Li⁺ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 7 - **Magnesium** - Formula: Mg²⁺ - Valence: 2 - Formula weight: 24 - **Potassium** - Formula: K⁺ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 39 - **Sodium** - Formula: Na⁺ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 23**Anion Table:**- **Acetate** - Formula: C₂H₃O₂⁻ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 59 - **Bicarbonate** - Formula: HCO₃⁻ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 61 - **Carbonate** - Formula: CO₃²⁻ - Valence: 2 - Formula weight: 60 - **Chloride** - Formula: Cl⁻ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 35.5 - **Citrate** - Formula: C₆H₅O₇³⁻ - Valence: 3 - Formula weight: 189 - **Gluconate** - Formula: C₆H₁₁O₇⁻ - Valence: 1 - Formula weight: 195 - **Hydroxide**

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A patient's serum magnesium level is reported by the lab as: 1.6 mMol/L. Convert this value to mEq/L. Round to one decimal place, do not enter unita Cation Formula Valence Formula weight Anion Formula Valence Formula weight Aluminum A13+ 27 Acetate C,H;O2 1 59 Ammonium NH, 1 18 Bicarbonate HCO, 61 Calcium Ca2+ 2 40 Carbonate co,2- 2 60 Ferric Fe3+ 3 56 Chloride 35.5 Ferrous Fe2+ 56 Citrate CH;0,3- 3 189 Lithium Lit 1 7 Gluconate CH1,07 1 195 Magnesium Mg2+ 2 24 Hydroxide OH- 1 17 Potassium K+ 39 Lactate 89 Sodium Na+ 1 23 H,PO, Phosphate, monobasic 1 97 Phosphate dibasic HPO,2- 2 96 Sulfate So,2- 2 96

A patient's serum magnesium level is reported by the lab as: 1.6 mMol/L. Convert this value to mEq/L. Round to one decimal place, do not enter unita Cation Formula Valence Formula weight Anion Formula Valence Formula weight Aluminum A13+ 27 Acetate C,H;O2 1 59 Ammonium NH, 1 18 Bicarbonate HCO, 61 Calcium Ca2+ 2 40 Carbonate co,2- 2 60 Ferric Fe3+ 3 56 Chloride 35.5 Ferrous Fe2+ 56 Citrate CH;0,3- 3 189 Lithium Lit 1 7 Gluconate CH1,07 1 195 Magnesium Mg2+ 2 24 Hydroxide OH- 1 17 Potassium K+ 39 Lactate 89 Sodium Na+ 1 23 H,PO, Phosphate, monobasic 1 97 Phosphate dibasic HPO,2- 2 96 Sulfate So,2- 2 96

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