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Mg can be obtained

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by heating (anhydrous) with in the atmosphere of coal gas

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by electrolysis of fused carnallite

C
by both the methods

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by none of the above methods

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Mg can be obtained
Updated OnAug 12, 2022
TopicGeneral Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
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