When writing relative atomic mass, are there SI units to write like g/mol or something
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Relative atomic mass is a dimensionless quantity. It is relative mass of a species with respect to the mass of carbon-12. So the units of masses get cancelled and hence we have a 'unitless' quantity. Just like refractive index doesn't have a unit.
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atomic relative mass is unitless because it is just the relation between the mass of any atom with the respect of the mass of c 12 atom
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