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What is the atomic mass of dinitrogen trioxide (atomic mass of oxygen=15.999 u; atomic mass of nitrogen = 14.007 u)?

What is the atomic mass of dinitrogen trioxide (atomic mass of oxygen=15.999 u; atomic mass of nitrogen = 14.007 u)?
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What is the atomic mass of dinitrogen trioxide (atomic mass of oxygen=15.999 u; atomic mass of nitrogen = 14.007 u)?

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Get the chemical formula of dinitrogen trioxide - di means 2, tri means 3, so it means there's 2 nitrogen and 2 oxygen. Then multiply these with their atomic mass. Then ADD ALL.
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