One Atom Of An Element Weighs  Its Atomic Mass Is

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Question

One atom of an element weighs  Its atomic mass is

Solution

Correct option is

108.36

 

Mass of 1 atom 

Mass of  atoms

                   

                   

                   = 108.36 g

 Atomic mass of element = 108.36

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