| Use the following table of abundances and masses of five naturally occurring titaniumisotopes to calculate the mass of 4šTi.SymbolMass (u)Natural Abundance (%)46Tİ45.952638.2547TI46.95187.4448Tİ?73.7249TI48.947875.4150TI49.94485.18Average47.87

Suppose the atomic mass of 48Ti is x, then by help of average atomic mass formula, we can calculate…

1 Use the following table of abundances and masses of five naturally occurring titanium isotopes to calculate the mass of 4Ti. Symbol Mass (u) Natural Abundance (%) 46TI 45.95263 8.25 47TI 46.9518 7.44 48TI 73.72 49TI 48.94787 5.41 50TI 49.9448 5.18 Average 47.87

1 Use the following table of abundances and masses of five naturally occurring titanium isotopes to calculate the mass of 4Ti. Symbol Mass (u) Natural Abundance (%) 46TI 45.95263 8.25 47TI 46.9518 7.44 48TI 73.72 49TI 48.94787 5.41 50TI 49.9448 5.18 Average 47.87

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| Use the following table of abundances and masses of five naturally occurring titanium
isotopes to calculate the mass of 4šTi.
Symbol
Mass (u)
Natural Abundance (%)
46Tİ
45.95263
8.25
47TI
46.9518
7.44
48Tİ
?
73.72
49TI
48.94787
5.41
50TI
49.9448
5.18
Average
47.87

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