Molecular weight

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The molecular weight (MW) of a molecule can be found by the addition of all the atomic weights of all the atoms that are present in the molecule. The atomic weight data can be found on the periodic table. The molecular weight can be important in helping to find concentration, after finding the number of moles.

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