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nikdorinn [45]2 years ago

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We do grams/Molar Mass to find the number of moles. The grams are given but the molar mass, you have to add all masses of the elements up by refering to a periodic table, and you should get that the compound has a mass of 158.168. Do 715.11 dived by that and you get the answer above.

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