Pls help ASAP 25. Silicon has 3 natural stable isotopes : 28Si (92.23%), 2ºSi (4.67%), and 30Si(3.10%). Calculate the average atomic massof silicon

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25. Silicon has 3 natural stable isotopes : 28Si (92.23%), 2°Si (4.67%), and 30Si(3.10%). Calculate the average atomic mass of silicon

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