4) Chlorine has two naturally occurring isotopes: Isotopes of Chlorine: Percent Abundance: 75.78% Atomic Mass: 34.969 amu 36.966 amu Chlorine-35 24.22% Chlorine-37 Calculate the average atomic mass for the two isotopes of Chlorine. 5) Two isotopes of Bromine naturally occur: Atomic Mass: Isotopes of Bromine: Bromine-79 Percent Abundance: 50.69% 78.92 amu 49.31% 80.92 amu Bromine-81 Calculate the average atomic mass for the two isotopes of Bromine. 6) Lead has four naturally occurring isotopes: Isotopes of Lead: Lead-204 Percent Abundance: Atomic Mass: 1.4% 204 amu Lead-206 24.1% 206 amu 22.1% 207 amu Lead-207 Lead-208 52.4% 208 amu Calculate the average atomic mass for the four isotopes of Lead.

4) Chlorine has two naturally occurring isotopes: Isotopes of Chlorine: Percent Abundance: 75.78% Atomic Mass: 34.969 amu 36.966 amu Chlorine-35 24.22% Chlorine-37 Calculate the average atomic mass for the two isotopes of Chlorine. 5) Two isotopes of Bromine naturally occur: Atomic Mass: Isotopes of Bromine: Bromine-79 Percent Abundance: 50.69% 78.92 amu 49.31% 80.92 amu Bromine-81 Calculate the average atomic mass for the two isotopes of Bromine. 6) Lead has four naturally occurring isotopes: Isotopes of Lead: Lead-204 Percent Abundance: Atomic Mass: 1.4% 204 amu Lead-206 24.1% 206 amu 22.1% 207 amu Lead-207 Lead-208 52.4% 208 amu Calculate the average atomic mass for the four isotopes of Lead.

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