5.18 g of ionic compound containing Cl- dissolved in water and treated with pb+2 to form 6.78g pbC12 ( 278 g/mol) precipitate, what is the percent by mass of Cl- (35.5g/mol) in the original sample (%CI)? O 61% O 16 % O 33% O 35 %

5.18 g of ionic compound containing Cl- dissolved in water and treated with pb+2 to form 6.78g pbC12 ( 278 g/mol) precipitate, what is the percent by mass of Cl- (35.5g/mol) in the original sample (%CI)? O 61% O 16 % O 33% O 35 %

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5.18 g of ionic compound containing Cl- dissolved in water and treated with pb+2 to form
6.78g pbC12 (278 g/mol) precipitate, what is the percent by mass of Cl- (35.5g/mol) in the
original sample (%CI)?
O 61 %
16 %
O33%
O 35 %

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