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B) Below Figure 1 shows the main component in a mass spectrometer used to determine the relative atomic mass of rubidium. Y electromagnet to vacuum * pump X amplifier chart recorder Figure 1

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Below Figure 1 shows the main component in a mass spectrometer used to determine the
relative atomic mass of rubidium.
Y
electromagnet
to vacuum
pump
X
ampliier
chart
recorder
Figure 1

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