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2 May, 18:59
Magnesium bromide as a subscript
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2 May, 19:16
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Because the oxidation number of magnesium is + 2 and it s going to be exchanged with that of chlorine which is - 1, so that chlorine carries the subscript of 2 and magnesium carries 1
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