Chemistry, asked by nestrus2004, 9 months ago

what are the atomic masses of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen?

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Answered by rajveersingh200517

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Explanation:

carbon = 12

oxygen = 16

hydrogen = 1

nitrogen = 14

Answered by 11Hemo11

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The atomic masses of these elements are:

Carbon 6

Nitrogen 7

Hydrogen 1

Oxygen 8

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