Calculate the atomic mass of sulfur if the four common isotopes of sulfur have masses of 31.972 amu (95.00 % abundance), 32.971 amu (0.76 %), 33.967 amu (4.22 %), and 35.967 amu (0.014 %).

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28 July, 18:34

Calculate the atomic mass of sulfur if the four common isotopes of sulfur have masses of 31.972 amu (95.00 % abundance), 32.971 amu (0.76 %), 33.967 amu (4.22 %), and 35.967 amu (0.014 %).

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Robinson · Answer 1

Answer:32.063 u

Explanation:

The average atomic mass of a chemical element is calculated by taking into account the atomic masses of its naturally occurring isotopes and their respective abundances.

Giuliana Giles · Answer 2

Giuliana Giles 28 July, 19:03

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32.060 amu letter B.) plato