Posted by Monika on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 11:35pm.
Mg^2+ + CO3^= ==> MgCO3
0.0877 mol Mg^2+ uses that amount of CO3 and forms that amount of MgCO3.
gMgCO3 = moles MgCO3 x molar mass MgCO3.
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