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#1. An Ordinary Microscope Is Used To Measure the Object of Size:
#2. Atomic Masses Unit (Amu) Is Equation:
#3. Nickel Has Isotopes:
#4. Cadmium Has Isotopes:
#5. The Pressure of Vapours in the Separating Isotopes by Mass Spectrometry Is Kept At:
#6. Number of Gram Atoms in 0.1 gm. Of Na Is:
#7. Molecule of Haemoglobin Contains Atoms:
#8. Haemoglobin Is Heavier Than a Hydrogen Atom:
#9. What is the molar mass of barium perchlorate, Ba (ClO4)2?
#10. A compound has a molecular formula of C12H24O6. What is this compound's empirical formula?
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