One mole of copper has a different mass from one mole of mercury because one mole of copper has a different mass from one mole of mercury because

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Luca Perico · Answer 1 · 2021-07-05T09:57:49+0000

I’m assuming you want to know why that is so...
They have a different mass because they’re made out of different materials and different materials vary in weight.

Corey Velan · Answer 2 · 2021-07-08T17:26:33+0000

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an atom of mercury has a different mass than an atom of copper.

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One mole of copper has a different mass from one mole of mercury because one mole of copper has a different mass from one mole of mercury because

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