Chemistry, asked by mairaheff, 2 months ago

what is the molar mass of 2 atoms of Hydrogen?​

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Answered by shivamsingh4939
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A hydrogen, nitrogen, or oxygen molecule, consists of two identical atoms of each of those respective elements. Therefore, a hydrogen molecule's mass is 2 amu, oxygen is 32 amu and nitrogen is 28 amu. Now let's talk about what is meant by a MOLE of a substance...also refered to as a gram-mole.

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Answered by PriyaRaiXI
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A hydrogen molecule's mass is 2 amu, oxygen is 32 amu and nitrogen is 28 amu. Now let's talk about what is meant by a MOLE of a substance...also refered to as a gram mole .

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