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How many GRAMS of boron are present in 3.54 moles of boron trifluoride
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DrBob222
How many mols of BF3 do you have? That's 3.54. How many mols B are in that. Since there is 1 mol B atoms in 1 mol BF3 molecules, there must be 3.54 x 1 = 3.54 mols B atoms.
Now convert mols B to grams with g B = mols B x atomic mass B.
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Liz
38.26
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