Chemistry, asked by harendrameghwal, 4 months ago

calculate the molecular mass of the following CH4

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Answered by Anonymous

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Molar mass of methane=Atomic mass of carbon+4×Atomic mass of hydrogen

Molar mass of methane=12g/mol+4(1g/mol)=16g/mol

Answered by vkusum73

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Answer:

molecular mass is

C=12

H=1

so, 12+1×4

=12+4

16 is the answer

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