If a 2D-NMR experiment required 3hrs with the 0.9mM sample, how much time would be needed to obtain the 2D data set with equivalent SNR with the 0.3mM sample? Express your answer as an integer. PLEASE I NEED CORRECT ANSWER. (9hrs, 5.7hrs, 2.1hrs and 2hrs are NOT CORRECT)

If a 2D-NMR experiment required 3hrs with the 0.9mM sample, how much time would be needed to obtain the 2D data set with equivalent SNR with the 0.3mM sample? Express your answer as an integer. PLEASE I NEED CORRECT ANSWER. (9hrs, 5.7hrs, 2.1hrs and 2hrs are NOT CORRECT)

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