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If 1/6 in plane of 1/12 , mass of carbon atom is taken to be relative atomic mass unit, the mass of 1mol of a substance will?

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Dear Student,
If 1/6 is used in place of 1/12 mass of Carbon then the mass of 1 mol of substance will remain unaltered.
Since 1 mole = NA×mass of 1 atom
when we use 1/6 th in place of 1/12 then 1 a.m.u=2 a.m,u
now the new Avogadro number NA becomes NA2 since the atomic mass corresponding to it becomes 6 gm.
so 1 mole = NA2×2 a.m.u
Hence the mass remains unchanged.
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