1. An element has a low ionization energy and a low electron affinity. What is it most likely to be? A) a halogen B) a Group 16 (VIA) element C) a noble gas D) an alkali metal 2. Suppose that three isotopes of element X are in nature as follows: ISOTOPE % ABUNDANCE 1 2 3 RELATIVE ATOMIC MASS 110.0 105.0 100.0 60.0 30.0 10.0 What is the relative atomic mass of the naturally occurring mixture of element X? A) 102.5 amu B) 105.0 amu C) 107.5 amu D) 315.0 amu

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1. An element has a low ionization energy and a low electron affinity. What is it most likely to be?
A) a halogen
B) a Group 16 (VIA) element
C) a noble gas
D) an alkali metal
2. Suppose that three isotopes of element X are in nature as follows:
ISOTOPE
%
ABUNDANCE
1
2
3
RELATIVE
ATOMIC
MASS
110.0
105.0
100.0
60.0
30.0
10.0
What is the relative atomic mass of the naturally occurring mixture of element X?
A) 102.5 amu
B) 105.0 amu
C) 107.5 amu
D) 315.0 amu
Transcribed Image Text:1. An element has a low ionization energy and a low electron affinity. What is it most likely to be? A) a halogen B) a Group 16 (VIA) element C) a noble gas D) an alkali metal 2. Suppose that three isotopes of element X are in nature as follows: ISOTOPE % ABUNDANCE 1 2 3 RELATIVE ATOMIC MASS 110.0 105.0 100.0 60.0 30.0 10.0 What is the relative atomic mass of the naturally occurring mixture of element X? A) 102.5 amu B) 105.0 amu C) 107.5 amu D) 315.0 amu
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