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You are given 0.39 mol of niobium (Nb). How many grams of niobium do you have?
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You are given 0.39 mol of niobium (Nb). How many grams of niobium do you have?

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36gNb

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0.39 mol Nb*92.91g Nb/1 mol Nb=36 g Nb

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