What is molecular mass?a. Mass of a molecule in units of gramsb. Weight of a moleculec. Mass of a molecule in atomic mass unitsd. 6.03 x 1023amusaQUESTION 4What is Atomic mass?a. Mass of an atomb. Mass of an atom in units of atomic mass unitsc. Mass of an atom in units of gramsd. Depends on the size of the atom

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What is molecular mass?
a. Mass of a molecule in units of grams
b. Weight of a molecule
c. Mass of a molecule in atomic mass units
d. 6.03 x 1023
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QUESTION 4
What is Atomic mass?
a. Mass of an atom
b. Mass of an atom in units of atomic mass units
c. Mass of an atom in units of grams
d. Depends on the size of the atom

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