Suppose an element has two naturally occurring isotopes

42
X
20

44
X
20
with atomic masses 42.00 amu and 45.00 amu, respectively. Determine the percent abundance of the
45
X
20
isotope given an average atomic mass of 43.22 amu.

List the known and unknown values and edit the problem. Convert each percentage value into a decimal by dividing it by 100. Multiply this number by the atomic mass of that spot. Mix together each isotope to find the median atomic mass.

How do you get the maximum amount of two isotopes?

To calculate the maximum percentage of each isotope in a sample of something, chemists usually divide the atomic number of a particular isotope by the total number of atoms of all that isotope and multiply the result by 100.

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Suppose an element has two naturally occurring isotopes 42 X2044 X20with atomic masses 42.00 amu and 45.00 amu, respectively. Determine the percent abundance of the45 X20 isotope given an average atomic mass of 43.22 amu.

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Suppose an element has two naturally occurring isotopes

42
X
20

44
X
20
with atomic masses 42.00 amu and 45.00 amu, respectively. Determine the percent abundance of the
45
X
20
isotope given an average atomic mass of 43.22 amu.