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Question 6 (5 points)
Assume that Element Q has the following three isotopes: 248Q,
252Q, and 259Q. If the atomic mass of Q is 258.63, which of its
isotopes is most abundant?
Complete the following:
4
. Make a claim that answers the question
Support your answer with evidence from the information
given
• Explain your reasoning
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