Aleks Writing net ionic equations

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Thank you I didn't even understand this at first when I saw this problem and your video helped me so much. You're awesome!

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thank you so so much for this clear explanation! I wish you were my professor!!

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[@destiny388]

How is magnesium aqueous if it’s a solid?

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Magnesium metal is a solid. When Magnesium gives up 2 electrons, it becomes a 2+ ion. Ions are no longer solid but dissolve (or dissociate) in water.