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OpenStudy (sedatefrog712):

NEED HELP ASAP An element has three naturally occurring isotopes. Use the information below to calculate the weighted average atomic mass of the element, showing both the setup and the final answer for the calculation. Isotope Atomic Mass Percent Abundance I 39.96 u 99.59% II 37.96 u 0.065% III 35.97 u 0.336

OpenStudy (sedatefrog712):

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OpenStudy (cuanchi):

to calculate the average atomic mass from the mass of the isotopes you have to sum the mass of each isotope multiplied by the natural abundance. average atomic mass= (Atomic mass I x Percentage abundance I) + (Atomic mass II x Percentage abundance II) + (Atomic mass III x Percentage abundance III)

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