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A 0.871 g sample of a transition metal compound containing unknown metal X, was heated to give XA and 0.222 g of AB3 (g) according to the reaction below. XAB --> XA4(s) + AB3(g) What transition metal does X represent? The molar mass of A is 25 g/mol and the molar mass of B = 33 g/mol

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