What is the difference between molecular mass and atomic mass?
What is the difference between molecular mass and atomic mass? What is molecular mass?
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The atomic mass will probably be clear: the mass of a single atom (of the particular variety).
Now molecules consist of several atoms. The molecular mass is the mass of such a molecule. This is the added atomic mass of the atoms which together form the molecule.
If one molecule consists, for example, of a C and two O atoms, the molecular mass 1x is the atomic mass of C plus 2x is the atomic mass of O.
Okay, thank you. The unit would then be the same as the atomic mass.
Right.
is atomic mass not simply proton and electron (i.e. the atom itself) and molecule an atomic pressure and therefore its total weight? Or is this a catch question
Yeah, that can be. But I’m not sure.
The molar mass of the substance X describes the weight of 602.2 trilliard particles of the substance X