0.0984 g of an unknown chloride is dissolved in water. A solution of silver nitrate is added and 0.2290 g of silver chloride are collected. Calculate the percent by mass chlorine in the original sample.

0.0984 g of an unknown chloride is dissolved in water. A solution of silver nitrate is added and 0.2290 g of silver chloride are collected. Calculate the percent by mass chlorine in the original sample.

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