му:Calculations - show all workWeight of Magnesium 48 515g-48.297900.218g MyMg49.2719-48.51.590.753g ClWeight of chlorine-Moles of Magnesium00.218g Mg x 14.319Imol mg = 0.0089675= 8.97x10-³Moles of Chlorine0.755g01 * 35.45gImol C1 =0.0212976=2.13×10-2Empirical Formula-38.97 x 10 mor Mg2.13x10²CImol=0.000042113% error in mass of chlorine=4.2=4Theoretical weight of chlorine requiredto react with the Mg sample00.2180.755 gaCl8.97x102.13x10²-22.13x 10Cl: 2.13x10Mg, C.1-2g Mg=2-3mole Mg1mole Cl0.0001g Cl theoretical% error

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Mg: Calculations - show all work Weight of Magnesium 48.515g 48.2979 Weight of chlorine Moles of Magnesium Imol mg 00.218gmg x 140.31 = 0.0089675 24.31ğ =8.97x10-3 Mg 00. 2189 Ма 49.271g -48.515g 0.755g C1 Moles of Chlorine 0.755g 01 * 35.45g Empirical Formula -3 8.97x10 2.13x10² Imol Cl = 0.0212976 =213×10-2 mor Ma CI mol % error in mass of chlorine =0.000042113 =4.2 = 4 Theoretical weight of chlorine required to react with the Mg sample 00.218 0.755 8.97 x 10-3 2.13x10 213x10-² C1:2.13x102 g Mg g Cl = = 1 mole Mg -2 M9, CI mole Cl 0.0001 g Cl theoretical % error

Mg: Calculations - show all work Weight of Magnesium 48.515g 48.2979 Weight of chlorine Moles of Magnesium Imol mg 00.218gmg x 140.31 = 0.0089675 24.31ğ =8.97x10-3 Mg 00. 2189 Ма 49.271g -48.515g 0.755g C1 Moles of Chlorine 0.755g 01 * 35.45g Empirical Formula -3 8.97x10 2.13x10² Imol Cl = 0.0212976 =213×10-2 mor Ma CI mol % error in mass of chlorine =0.000042113 =4.2 = 4 Theoretical weight of chlorine required to react with the Mg sample 00.218 0.755 8.97 x 10-3 2.13x10 213x10-² C1:2.13x102 g Mg g Cl = = 1 mole Mg -2 M9, CI mole Cl 0.0001 g Cl theoretical % error

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