Question
Calculate the molar mass :
$CH _4$
$CH _4$
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Answer
Molar mass of $CH _4=$ Molar mass of $C +4$ (molar mas of H)
$=12.01+4(1.0079)=16.0416$
$=12.01+4(1.0079)=16.0416$
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