Posted by thomas richards on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at 10:20pm.
Let me give you some hints and you take it from there.
Use PV = nRT and calculate moles CO2 in the container initially.
Use PV = nRT and calculate moles CO2 in the container after the reaction is complete.
The difference between before and after should be the moles CO2 that reacted to give MgCO3 with the MgO. That should be equal to moles MgO that reacted (1:1 ratio if you write the equation), change that to grams, and calculate percent from that.
89.8%
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