Physics, asked by bhatiaaditi6477, 1 year ago

Why is an atom of carbon 12 taken as a standard reference for measuring mass of all atoms and molecules?

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Answered by vinaykumarranchi2018

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because carbon 12 isotope is easily available , more stable than others.

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