Tin has 10 stable isotopes. The heaviest, ¹24Sn, makesup 5.80% of naturally occurring tin atoms.How many atoms of 124Sn are present in 93.0 g ofnaturally occurring tin?What is the total mass of the 124Sn atoms in thissample?

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Tin has 10 stable isotopes. The heaviest, ¹24Sn, makes up 5.80% of naturally occurring tin atoms. How many atoms of ¹24Sn are present in 93.0 g of naturally occurring tin? What is the total mass of the ¹24Sn atoms in this sample?

Tin has 10 stable isotopes. The heaviest, ¹24Sn, makes up 5.80% of naturally occurring tin atoms. How many atoms of ¹24Sn are present in 93.0 g of naturally occurring tin? What is the total mass of the ¹24Sn atoms in this sample?

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Tin has 10 stable isotopes. The heaviest, ¹24Sn, makes
up 5.80% of naturally occurring tin atoms.
How many atoms of 124Sn are present in 93.0 g of
naturally occurring tin?
What is the total mass of the 124Sn atoms in this
sample?

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