The image shows a representative sample of 50 atoms of a fictious element, called lemonium (Le). Lemonium consists of three isotopes. The red spheres are Le-19, the light blue spheres are Le-17, and the dark blue spheres are Le- 15. Determine the percent natural abundance of each of the three isotopes.

The image shows a representative sample of 50 atoms of a fictious element, called lemonium (Le). Lemonium consists of three isotopes. The red spheres are Le-19, the light blue spheres are Le-17, and the dark blue spheres are Le- 15. Determine the percent natural abundance of each of the three isotopes.

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Description: The image shows a representative sample of 50 atoms of a fictious element,called lemonium (Le). Lemonium consists of three isotopes. The red spheresLe-19Le-17Le-15are Le-19, the light blue spheres are Le-17, and the dark blue spheres are Le-15. Dete

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