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No, magnesium (Mg) typically forms compounds with other elements by losing two electrons to achieve a stable octet configuration, while lithium (Li) generally forms compounds by donating one electron. As a result, they are unlikely to form stable compounds together due to their significantly different bonding behavior.

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