Enter your answer in the provided box. 121 The atomic masses of the two stable isotopes of antimony, Sb (57.30 percent) and 51 123 Sb (42.70 percent), are 120.9038 amu and 122.9042 amu, respectively. 51 Calculate the average atomic mass of antimony. amu

Enter your answer in the provided box. 121 The atomic masses of the two stable isotopes of antimony, Sb (57.30 percent) and 51 123 Sb (42.70 percent), are 120.9038 amu and 122.9042 amu, respectively. 51 Calculate the average atomic mass of antimony. amu

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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