Three stable isotopes of Wolfgangium Wf - 256 has a mass of 255.758 amu and abundance of 0.25000, Wf- 258 has a mass of 257.742 amu and abundance of 0.12000, Wf - 260 has a mass of 259.813 amu and abundance 0.63000. What is the atomic weight of Wolfgangium in amu? (don't goggle Wolfgangium, it isn't real).

Three stable isotopes of Wolfgangium Wf - 256 has a mass of 255.758 amu and abundance of 0.25000, Wf- 258 has a mass of 257.742 amu and abundance of 0.12000, Wf - 260 has a mass of 259.813 amu and abundance 0.63000. What is the atomic weight of Wolfgangium in amu? (don't goggle Wolfgangium, it isn't real).

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