2. 5.012 × 10−22 g/molec
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1. 4.234 × 10−23 g/molec
2. 5.012 × 10−22 g/molec
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5. 2.992 × 10−23 g/molec
6. 1.624 × 10−23 g/molec
7. 4.234 × 10−22 g/molec
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2. 5.012 × 10−22 g/molec
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