Chemistry, asked by harshadatamhaney, 10 months ago

why does relative atomic no. has no unit?

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Answered by vermaanya0106
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Answer:

The relative atomic mass is the ratio of the atomic mass of an atom or molecule to a standard atomic mass (1/12 the atomic mass of a carbon-12 atom). ... Since both parts of the ratio are measured in grams per cubic meter, the result has no units.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The relative atomic mass is the ratio of the atomic mass of an atom or molecule to a standard atomic mass (1/12 the atomic mass of a carbon-12 atom). ... Since both parts of the ratio are measured in grams per cubic meter, the result has no units.

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