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27-09-2022
Chemistry

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Suppose that a hypothetical element consists
of a mixture of two isotopes. One isotope, having mass 44 amm. is present in 27.7% abundance, while the other isotope, having mass 46 amu, accounts for the other 72.3%.
What should be the experimentally determined atomic weight for this hypothetical element?
Answer in units of amu.

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