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How do i find the change in the moles gas for a reaction? example MgCO3 = MgO +CO2
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DrBob222
MgCO3(s) ==> MgO(s) + CO2(g)
n<sub>gaseous products</sub> - n<sub> gaseous reactants</sub> = delta n.
For this problem it is 1-0 = 1
n<sub>gaseous products</sub> - n<sub> gaseous reactants</sub> = delta n.
For this problem it is 1-0 = 1
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