An atom of lead has a mass of 17.6 times greater than the mass of an atom of carbon-12. What is the molar mass of this isotope of lead?

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Answer:

211.2g/mol

Step-by-step explanation:

$mass \: of \: carbon = 12 \\ mass \: of \: lead = 12(17.6) \\ = 211.2gmol {}^( - 1)$

Shravan answered Sep 25, 2023

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