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How is the atomic mass of an atom determined and why are electrons not used in the calculation?

How is the atomic mass of an atom determined and why are electrons not used in the calculation?
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How is the atomic mass of an atom determined and why are electrons not used in the calculation?

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Electrons have almost no mass
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