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What approximate mass would a sample of naturally occurring boron (B) that contains 1 × 106 atoms of boron have?

What approximate mass would a sample of naturally occurring boron (B) that contains 1 × 106 atoms of boron have?
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What approximate mass would a sample of naturally occurring boron (B) that contains

1 × 106 atoms of boron have?

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i think the answer to your question is 10.81x10^6amu let me know if wrong.
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