Chemistry An element consists of 4.35% of an isotope with mass 49.946 u, 83.79% of an isotope with mass 51.9405 u, 9.50% of an isotope with mass 52.9406 u, and 2.36% of an isotope with mass 53.9389 u. Calculate the average atomic mass, and identify the element. Average atomic mass = u Element:

Chemistry An element consists of 4.35% of an isotope with mass 49.946 u, 83.79% of an isotope with mass 51.9405 u, 9.50% of an isotope with mass 52.9406 u, and 2.36% of an isotope with mass 53.9389 u. Calculate the average atomic mass, and identify the element. Average atomic mass = u Element:

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An element consists of 4.35% of an isotope
with mass 49.946 u, 83.79% of an isotope
with mass 51.9405 u, 9.50% of an isotope
with mass 52.9406 u, and 2.36% of an
isotope with mass 53.9389 u. Calculate the
average atomic mass, and identify the
element.
Average atomic mass = u
Element:

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