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What is the molar mass for iron (ll) chloride?
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What is the molar mass for iron (ll) chloride?

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answer the molar mass of Iron(II) chloride is made up of the total molar weight of the individual elements that make up iron(II) chloride

Iron: 1 x 55.8g/mol = 55.8g/mol

Chlorine: 2 x 35.4 = 70.8g/mol

total = 126.6g/mol

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