The mass of a triton is: greater than the sum of its components' masses equal to the sum of its components' masses less than the sum of its components' masses independent of the sum of its components'

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The mass of a triton is:

greater than the sum of its components' masses
equal to the sum of its components' masses
less than the sum of its components' masses
independent of the sum of its components' masses

Chemistry
middle-school

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Answer:

less than the sum of its components' masses

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:Option (3) less than the sum of its components' masses

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ThisIsNoZaku answered Jun 28, 2021

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