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1.Hydrogen reacts with hydrochloic acid. If 2.016 of hydrogen(h2) was realeased, how many moles of magnesium reacted? how many grams of Mg would this be?

2. How many moles of magnesium would replace one mole of hydrogen in the hydrochloric acid? how many grams?

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