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-(1.67+ 1.67 +26.6) x 10-24

-29.94 x 10-24
-2.994 x 10-23
The mass of a water molecule is about 2.994 x 10-23 g.
Look at the Example. A hydrogen peroxide molecule has two oxygen atoms and
two hydrogen atoms. What is the mass of one molecule of hydrogen peroxide?
Write your answer using scientific notation.
2 a. Use the information from the Example. Complete the steps to find how
many grams as great the mass of one oxygen atom is than the mass of one
hydrogen atom.
(2.66 x 10-23) - (1.67 x 10-24) =(
The mass of an oxygen atom is
=
x 10-24) (1.67 x 10-24)
-) X 10-24
X 10-24
X 10-23

User Kyuuji
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Answer:

Explanation:

1.9×10−221.99×10−231.99×10−231.9×10−22​1.91.99×10−2210−231.991.9​×10−2310−22​Divide numbers and 10's separately0.954774...×1010.954774...×101Subtract exponents9.54774...9.54774...Convert to standard notation9.59.5

wander 9.5

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Answer:

is it not 10 minus 23 I think that would be the answer

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