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Chemistry, 29.01.2020 04:50 taylabrown2013

On the first day of your new job as a chemist, you are given a bottle of magnesium sulfate and asked to make 30 ml of 0.3 m mgso4. the formula on the bottle is mgso4∗7h2o (also known as epsom salt). calculate the amount of salt you need (in milligrams).

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