a. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 0.158 mol of lithium. g b. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 4.50 mol of aluminum. g c. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 5.16 × 10-³ mol of lead. g

a. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 0.158 mol of lithium. g b. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 4.50 mol of aluminum. g c. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 5.16 × 10-³ mol of lead. g

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a. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 0.158 mol of lithium.
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b. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 4.50 mol of aluminum.
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c. Use the average atomic mass to calculate the mass in grams present in 5.16 × 10-³ mol of lead.
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