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What universal standard is the basis of the atomic mass unit? the oxygen-16 atom the carbon-12 atom the chlorine-35 atom the proton
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What universal standard is the basis of the atomic mass unit?
the oxygen-16 atom
the carbon-12 atom
the chlorine-35 atom
the proton
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The Carbon 12 atom (1/12 of it is 1 unit)
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