Choose the letter/s that applies: Suppose we have 2 substances (chloroform and aspirin), in computing the molecular mass of the 2 cited substances, which is/are common to the 2 of them: a. similarity of the molar mass b. similarity of molecular mass c. similarity of the number of molecules of the 2 substances d. similarity of the number of mole

Choose the letter/s that applies: Suppose we have 2 substances (chloroform and aspirin), in computing the molecular mass of the 2 cited substances, which is/are common to the 2 of them: a. similarity of the molar mass b. similarity of molecular mass c. similarity of the number of molecules of the 2 substances d. similarity of the number of mole

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