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0.984 g of a chloroplatinate salt of a diacid base on ignition gave 0.39 g of platinum. Find the molecular mass of the base.

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`("Molecular mass of the salt")/("Atomic mass of Pt") = ("Mass of salt taken")/("Mass of Pt residue")`
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