Calculate the moles of silver bromide and magnesium nitrate

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Using the following equation: 2AgNO3+MgBr2->2AgBr+Mg(NO3)2 calculate the moles of silver bromide and magnesium nitrate produced by 85 mol of magnesium bromide reacting with silver nitrate.

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