Mass number of all the elements present in periodic table
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THE EASIEST WAY TO FIND THE ATOMIC MASS OF ALL ELEMENTS IS = ATOMIC NUMBER × 2
BUT IN SOME CASES RESULT WILL BE UP OR DOWN BUT THIS IS A EASIEST WAY.
LIKE Na
ATOMIC NO. 11
MASS 21.2. APPROX.
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