Question

is the mass of the electrons taken into account when we measure atomic mass? 1 point yes no

Explanation:

The mass of an electron is extremely small (about \(9.109\times10^{-31}\) kg) compared to the mass of protons and neutrons. When measuring atomic mass, the mass of electrons is generally neglected because it contributes a negligible amount to the overall atomic mass (the atomic mass is mainly determined by protons and neutrons in the nucleus). So the answer is "No".

Answer:

No