Why are atomic masses expressed in a relative atomic mass scale? A: atoms are el

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Why are atomic masses expressed in a relative atomic mass scale? A: atoms are electrically positive B: atoms are electrically neutral C: atoms are too reactive to weigh directly D: atoms are too small to weigh directly E: none of these Why are atomic masses expressed in a relative atomic mass scale? A: atoms are electrically positive B: atoms are electrically neutral C: atoms are too reactive to weigh directly D: atoms are too small to weigh directly E: none of these A: atoms are electrically positive B: atoms are electrically neutral C: atoms are too reactive to weigh directly D: atoms are too small to weigh directly E: none of these

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none of the above

relative atomic weight from a specified source is the ratio of the average mass per atom of the element to 1/12 of the mass of an atom 12C

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