Chemistry, asked by sakshiekavade, 2 months ago

Calculate the molecular masses of the following a) NH3

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Answered by aduuuu85

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Answer: Molecular mass of NH3 =(Molecular mass of N) + 3×(Molecular mass of H) =14+3×1 u =17 u.

Answered by venkatlokesh011

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Answer:

17u

Explanation:

Molar mass of NH3= 14×1 + 3×1= 17u

(Atomic mass of nitrogen is 14 and of hydrogen is 1)

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