Answer to Question #249337 in General Chemistry for Iano

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Question #249337

Describe an experiment to show that there is increase in mass when magnesium is burned in air

Expert's answer

When magnesium is burnt in air it reacts with oxygen in air and forms magnesium oxide.

Hence, the weight of magnesium increases.

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