now a days why dont we take hydrogen as standard for relative atomic mass unit
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The mass on the periodic table is the average mass of a hydrogen atom, takinginto account its three natural isotopes. Youcan't say “hydrogen doesn't have a neutron” because two of its natural isotopes do, this pushes the average mass up ever so slightly.
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The mass on the periodic table is the average mass of a hydrogen atom, taking I to account it's three natural isotopes you can't say hydrogen doesn't have a neutron because two of it's natural isotopes do,this pushes the average mass up ever so slightly
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