In the empirical formula experiment, which of the following will not cause the reported mole ratio of Mg to O too high? 1. in a hurry to complete the experiment, a student did not allow all of the magnesium to react 11. Mg ribbon is well polished, so that the layer on top of Mg which doesn't react with oxygen is completely removed. O only ONeither I nor O only OBoth 1 & 11
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![In the empirical formula experiment, which of the following will not cause the reported mole ratio of Mg to O too high?
1. In a hurry to complete the experiment, a student did not allow all of the magnesium to react.
11. Mg ribbon is well polished, so that the layer on top of Mg which doesn't react with oxygen is completely removed.
O only
ONeither I nor i
Or only
OBoth 1 & 11](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F9c4ae026-40eb-4d69-8ff7-cf682bd6bf93%2Faf58a736-566e-4982-a6ff-66621a7b1001%2Ffk0kx5_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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