Naturally Occurring Isotopes of Copper Atomic Mass Isotope (atomic mass units, u) 62.93 64.93 Cu-63 Cu-65 Percent Natural Abundance (%) 69.17 30.83
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Shape of the D Orbital
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There are two naturally occurring isotopes of Copper (Cu). The table shows the two isotopes, their abundance, and their mass in amu. Calculate the
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Cu - 63
atomic mass = 62.93 amu
Abundance = 69.17%
Cu - 65
atomic mass = 64.93 amu
Abundance = 30.83 %
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