The average molar mass of a hydrogen-bonded pair of nucleotides in a DNA molecule is 625 g
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The average molar mass of a hydrogen-bonded pair of nucleotides in a DNA molecule is 625 g · mol–1. Each successive pair is found at a distance of 340 pm along the chain. If the total length of one strand of a DNA molecule is 0.299 m, what is the molar mass of the molecule?
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