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Calculate the molecular weights for NH3 and SF6.
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Calculate the molecular weights for NH3 and SF6.

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Hi there,

NH3 has the weight of 17.03 grams, and SF6 has the weight of 146.06 grams

so in total, there is 163.09 grams

Hope this helps :P

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