How do you determine the formula and molar mass of lead II sulfate?

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anor277
Dec 6, 2016

The "molar mass" of lead sulfate is 303.26*g*mol^-1. This is equivalent to the "formula mass".

Explanation:

How did we get this?

Well, we took the atomic masses of the constituent elements and appropriately weight their mass:

{207.2(Pb)+32.06(S)+4xx16.00(O)}*g*mol^-1=??g*mol^-1

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