Chemistry · Atoms and Molecules
How is the molecular mass of a chemical compound calculated?
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- 1By squaring the atomic numbers of all the constituent elements
- 2By summing the atomic masses of all the individual atoms present in the molecule✓
- 3By multiplying the atomic radii of all the constituent elements
- 4By adding the atomic volumes of all the individual atoms present
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By summing the atomic masses of all the individual atoms present in the molecule
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