2657Iron exists in nature as a mixture ofpredominantly three isotopes: 54, Fe(53.94 amu), 562Fe (55.93 amu), and26Fe (56.94 amu). If the mostcommon isotope, 56 Fe, accounts for91.75% of iron atoms, and the26average atomic mass of iron is 55.85amu, what is the percent abundanceof the rarest of these three isotopes ofiron?

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Iron exists in nature as a mixture of predominantly three isotopes: 54 Fe (53.94 amu), 56 Fe (55.93 amu), and 57 Fe (56.94 amu). If the most 26 26 common isotope, 56 Fe, accounts for 91.75% of iron atoms, and the 26 average atomic mass of iron is 55.85 amu, what is the percent abundance of the rarest of these three isotopes of iron?

Iron exists in nature as a mixture of predominantly three isotopes: 54 Fe (53.94 amu), 56 Fe (55.93 amu), and 57 Fe (56.94 amu). If the most 26 26 common isotope, 56 Fe, accounts for 91.75% of iron atoms, and the 26 average atomic mass of iron is 55.85 amu, what is the percent abundance of the rarest of these three isotopes of iron?

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