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Consider the reaction of lead(II) nitrate reacting with sodium phosphate to create lead(II) phosphate and sodium nitrate. If 37.1 g of lead(II) phosphate was created in the reaction, how much (mass) sodium phosphate was originally needed to produce this amount of product

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