An imaginary atom has only 2 isotopes and an average atomic mass of 74.48 u. If Isotope 1 has a mass of 73.95 u and Isotope 2 has a mass of 75.92 u, calculate the naturalabundance of Isotope 1, in percentage.Note: u is the symbol for an atomic mass unit, sometimes written as amu.Enter the numerical value only below (without the % symbol), using 3 significant figures (e.g. xx.x)Type your answer...NextPrevious

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