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A 200.0 g sample of magnesium oxide contains 120.6 g of magnesium. How many grams of magnesium can be obtained from 332 g of magnesium oxide?

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  1. Oh my, i was set this question as well!!!  but i got it right so yh! here goes........

    Relative Atomic Mass periodic tables: Mg=24 O=16 MgO=40

    332g MgO x 120.6g Mg/200.0g MgO

    = 40039.2 / 200

    = 200.196 Mg  this is to the six sig figgys


  2. 120.6g is to 200.0g as  X is to 332g.

    120.6 / 200 = x / 332

    200x = 120.6 * 332

    200x =  40039.2

    x = 40039.2 / 200

    x = 200.196

    I think this is correct.

  3. It is simple

    it is a ratio : 120.6/200=X/332

    so X = 200.196 g which is the quantity of magnesium in 332 g magnesium oxide

  4. Atomic weights: Mg=24  O=16  MgO=40

    332gMgO x 120.6gMg/200.0gMgO = 199g Mg to three significant figures  

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