The formula for dextrose is as follows: C6H12O6. If the atomic mass of hydrogen is 1 Da, of carbon 12 Da, and of oxygen is 16 Da, what is the molecular weight (MW) of dextrose?   Question options:   348 g/mole   24 g/mole   696 g/mole   180 g/mole

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The formula for dextrose is as follows: C6H12O6. If the atomic mass of hydrogen is 1 Da, of carbon 12 Da, and of oxygen is 16 Da, what is the molecular weight (MW) of dextrose?
 

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348 g/mole
 
24 g/mole
 
696 g/mole
 
180 g/mole
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