Solve subparts 7, 8, and 9 Page |99SUBATOMIC PARTICLES AND ISOTOPESCompleteSymbolAtomicMassNumber ofNumber ofNumber ofElementNumberNumberProtonsNeutronsElectronsfluorine19calcium20224320iron56iron31bromine8044565744gold1182010Naturally occurring neon has 3 isotopes: 90.48% is neon-20 (19.999 amu), 0.27% is neon-21(20.993 amu) and the remainder is neon-22 (21.991 amu). Calculate the average atomic massof neon. How does your calculated number compare with that from the periodic table?

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SUBATOMIC PARTICLES AND ISOTOPES Complete Symbol Mass Number Number of Protons Atomic Number of Number of Element Number Neutrons Electrons fluorine 19 P calcium 22 43 20 iron 56 iron 31 bromine 80 44 56 57 44 gold 118 20 10 20

SUBATOMIC PARTICLES AND ISOTOPES Complete Symbol Mass Number Number of Protons Atomic Number of Number of Element Number Neutrons Electrons fluorine 19 P calcium 22 43 20 iron 56 iron 31 bromine 80 44 56 57 44 gold 118 20 10 20

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SUBATOMIC PARTICLES AND ISOTOPES
Complete
Symbol
Atomic
Mass
Number of
Number of
Number of
Element
Number
Number
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
fluorine
19
calcium
20
22
43
20
iron
56
iron
31
bromine
80
44
56
57
44
gold
118
20
10
Naturally occurring neon has 3 isotopes: 90.48% is neon-20 (19.999 amu), 0.27% is neon-21
(20.993 amu) and the remainder is neon-22 (21.991 amu). Calculate the average atomic mass
of neon. How does your calculated number compare with that from the periodic table?

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