How many grams of magnesium must react to produce an enthalpy change of -58.5 kJ in the following reaction
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How many grams of magnesium must react to produce an enthalpy change of -58.5 kJ in the following reaction

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-09-30] [Hit: ]
58.5kJ / 601.8kJ/mole = 0.0.0972moles Mg x 24.3g/mole = 2.......
2Mg(s)+O2(g) > 2MgO(s) delta H= -1203.6 kJ

Please explain steps to solve problem.

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i know this is like arguing semantics but deltaH isn't + or -. it is just a change. the fact that you know that energy is released or absorbed is the key

2moles Mg yields 1203.6kJ
that's 601.8kJ/mole
58.5kJ / 601.8kJ/mole = 0.0972moles Mg
0.0972moles Mg x 24.3g/mole = 2.36g Mg
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