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BY adding excess

Filter off excess MgCO3(s) .

heat the filter to get a saturated solution ,

cool to obtain crystals ,

filter .

H2SO4(aq)+MgCO3(s)--->MgSO4(aq)+H2CO3(g)

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No reaction, because a metal will not displace itself.

( If this is true then why is there a reaction?) The magnesium strip corrodes, leaving a dark messy liquid.

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No reaction would take place as Mg is higher than Fe in reactivity

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Put Mg in CuSO4 solution and remove the brown ppt. to obtain the solution of MgSO4

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Magnesium sulfate is not so soluble in water to prepare a 4 M solution.

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This is the chemical formula of magnesium sulfate.

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CuSO4 + MgCl2 -> CuCl2 + MgSO4

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