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Which is a larger molecule, O3 or SeO2?​
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Which is a larger molecule, O3 or SeO2?​

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Larger molecule = larger molecular weight

Add up each atoms mass in the compound and the molecule with the higher molecular weight is larger

In this case SeO2 is much larger 114amu > 48amu

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