13. which statement about an element's average
atomic mass is correct?
a) the more isot...
Chemistry, 04.12.2019 22:31 talexander131
13. which statement about an element's average
atomic mass is correct?
a) the more isotopes of a given element, the
higher the average atomic mass
b) it is calculated by taking the average atomic
number of a given element
c) it is a weighted average, so abundant
isotopes have a greater effect than
uncommon ones
d) the atomic number is always larger than the
average atomic mass
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