Question 4 Periodic Table Polyatomic lons List Consider the following reaction: Mg + F₂ → MgF₂ A reaction starts with 37.28 g of Mg and 22.52 g of F₂? How many grams of magnesium fluoride can be produced: Which reactant is the limiting reagent: O Mg OF₂ Show your work: Conversion Factors Solubility Rules g MgF₂

Question 4 Periodic Table Polyatomic lons List Consider the following reaction: Mg + F₂ → MgF₂ A reaction starts with 37.28 g of Mg and 22.52 g of F₂? How many grams of magnesium fluoride can be produced: Which reactant is the limiting reagent: O Mg OF₂ Show your work: Conversion Factors Solubility Rules g MgF₂

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