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An experiment was carried out to make lead chloride from lead nitrate. 34.6 g of lead...

An experiment was carried out to make lead chloride from lead nitrate. 34.6 g of lead chloride were obtained from 50.8 g of lead nitrate.

Determine the percentage yield of lead chloride.

a Determine the moles of lead nitrate,

used in the experiment. (To avoid introducing rounding errors on intermediate calculations, enter your answer to four significant figures.)

Moles of lead nitrate used = ______ mol

Reactant mass 50.8 g

Product mass 34.6 g

Molar mass Pb 207 g/mol

Molar mass N 14 g/mol

Molar mass O 16 g/mol

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