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Pick up a Periodic Table. There are numbers above and below each element. Eg, carbon will have a 6 (atomic number) and 12(.011). The 12.001 is Carbon's mass. If it is molecular mass, it involves adding the atomic masses together. And remember, say if it is O2 you add it twice because there are two of that element.

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