The element whose a atom has mass of 10.86 x 10^-26 kg is

Question: The element whose a atom has mass of 10.86 x 10^-26 kg is

(a) Boron

(b) Calcium

(c) Silver

(d) Zinc

Correct Answer: (d) Zinc

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