While an atoms mass number and its atomic mass are not the same, they are often quite
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While an atom’s mass number and its atomic mass are not the same, they are often quite close to one another. Consider the following: Uranium-235 has an atomic mass of 235.043 93 amu and a percent abundance of 0.73%. Uranium-238 has an atomic mass of 238.0508 amu and a percent abundance of 99.27%. Without doing any calculations or consulting any other sources, which of the following do you think represents the atomic mass of naturally occurring uranium?
(a) 234.04 amu
(b) 236.03 amu
(c) 237.03 amu
(d) 238.03 amu
(e) 238.07 amu
Explain how you made your choice.
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Introductory Chemistry Atoms First
ISBN: 9780321927118
5th Edition
Authors: Steve Russo And Michael Silver
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