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The weight of an atom is the weight of its what?

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Protons and Neutrons. ;)

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The weight of an atom is the weight of its?
mass
Compared to the weight of a hydrogen atom the weight of an oxygen atom is?
Oxygen atomic weight: [15,99903;15,99977] Hydrogen atomic weight: [1,00784;1,00811] The ratio of the weights is 16. Data from a "IUPAC Technical Report", 2009.
What is the weight of the atoms?
Mass of atoms depends upon their element. An atom of hydrogen has different mass and an atom of Oxygen has different mass. So, Please mention the element
Weight of an atom?
1 ton
Why do atoms have weight?
Because their particles have mass, and weight is merely a function of the attraction of matter.