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Why is it incorrect to say that the Molar Mass of H2 is 1 g/mole? Be specific!!

Why is it incorrect to say that the Molar Mass of H2 is 1 g/mole? Be specific!!
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Why is it incorrect to say that the Molar Mass of H2 is 1 g/mole? Be specific!!

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About 2.02g. Take the mass of one hydrogen (atomic mass is the same as the molar mass in grams) and multiply by 2.

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