Element X has two naturally occuring isotopes, 65X (isotopic mass 65.0261 amu, abundance 23.86 %) and 67 X (isotopic mass 67.1578 amu, abundance 76.14 %) calculate the atomic mass of element X. answer with significant figures

Element X has two naturally occuring isotopes, 65X (isotopic mass 65.0261 amu, abundance 23.86 %) and 67 X (isotopic mass 67.1578 amu, abundance 76.14 %) calculate the atomic mass of element X. answer with significant figures

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Chapter3: Stoichiometry

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Element X has two naturally occuring isotopes,
65X (isotopic mass 65.0261 amu, abundance 23.86 %) and 67
X (isotopic mass 67.1578 amu, abundance 76.14 %) calculate
the atomic mass of element X. answer with significant figures

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