An elements had three isotopes, determine the average atomic mass and
element.
1x - percent a...
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An elements had three isotopes, determine the average atomic mass and
element.
1x - percent abundance = 80%, mass = 127
2x - percent abundance = 17%, mass = 126
3x - percent abundance = 3% , mass = 128
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