POSSIBLE In the reaction bellow phosphoric acid reacts with magnesium to make magnesium phosphate and hydrogen gas. If 4.5 moles of magnes are allowed to react with phosphoric acid, how many moles of phosphoric acid are needed? 2 HРО 3 Mg Mg3(PO,); 3 H2 4.5 moles O 3.0 moles O 6.8 moles O 5.0 moles

POSSIBLE In the reaction bellow phosphoric acid reacts with magnesium to make magnesium phosphate and hydrogen gas. If 4.5 moles of magnes are allowed to react with phosphoric acid, how many moles of phosphoric acid are needed? 2 HРО 3 Mg Mg3(PO,); 3 H2 4.5 moles O 3.0 moles O 6.8 moles O 5.0 moles

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