Math, asked by anshumanbehera6, 19 days ago

Lead has an atomic weight of 207.19. Mercury has an atomic weight of 200.6. How much greater is the atomic weight of lead than that of mercury ?

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Answered by SplendidBrainyNo1

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Answer:

Just subtract Mercury's value from Lead's value

= 207.19 - 200.6

= 6.59

∴ Difference b/w atomic weights provided = 6.59 units.

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