13. Mg has three stable isotopes. Given a sample of Mg with the following masses aipercent abundances:24Mg: 23.9850 amu,25 Mg: 24.9858 amu.26Mg: 25.9826 amu. 26.36%58.42%15.22%The average atomic mass (inamu) is

13. Mg has three stable isotopes. Given a sample of Mg with the following m. percent abundances: 24M.: 23.9850 amu, 58.42% 25 Mg: 24.9858 amu. 26Mg: 25.9826 amu, 26.36% 15.22% The average atomic mass (inamu) is

13. Mg has three stable isotopes. Given a sample of Mg with the following m. percent abundances: 24M.: 23.9850 amu, 58.42% 25 Mg: 24.9858 amu. 26Mg: 25.9826 amu, 26.36% 15.22% The average atomic mass (inamu) is

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13. Mg has three stable isotopes. Given a sample of Mg with the following masses ai
percent abundances:
24Mg: 23.9850 amu,
25 Mg: 24.9858 amu.
26Mg: 25.9826 amu. 26.36%
58.42%
15.22%
The average atomic mass (inamu) is

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