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Add the atomic mass of individual element in order to get molar mass of the given compound.
Calculate the Molar Mass of NaCl?
Given Chemical Formula: NaCl
For the element Na(Sodium)
Atomic mass of 1 atom of sodium = 22.989768
For the element Cl(Chlorine)
Atomic mass of 1 atom of chlorine = 35.4527
So, the Molar Mass = The molar mass of one atom of sodium + The molar mass of one atom of chlorine
Molar Mass = 22.989768 + 35.4527
Molar Mass = 58.442468
Molar Mass of NaCl = 58.442468
Calculate the Molar Mass of FeCl2?
Given Chemical Formula: FeCl2
For the element Fe(Iron)
Atomic mass of 1 atom of iron = 55.847
For the element Cl(Chlorine)
Atomic mass of 2 atom of chlorine = 2(35.4527) = 70.9054
So, the Molar Mass = The molar mass of one atom of iron + The molar mass of two atom of chlorine
Molar Mass = 55.847 + 70.9054
Molar Mass = 126.7524
Molar Mass of FeCl2 (Iron(II) Chloride) = 126.7524
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