Question

The molecular mass of a compound is an example of

Answer 1

Answer:

The molecular mass or molecular weight is the total mass of a compound. It is equal to the sum of the individual atomic masses of each atom in the molecule.

Answer 2

The molecular mass of a compound is an example of additive property.

• Additive properties of a substance that are calculated by the addition of the values of all the components in it.
• They depend on the number of components present not on the particular arrangement of the components.
• Examples include molecular mass, molarity, and molar volume.
• On the other hand, Constitutive properties are dependent on the arrangement or position of the components. An example includes the dipole moment.