This question combines info from the chart AND your common sense (what you know about the world you live in). Which of the isotopes is most abundant on Earth? (1) Atomic (2) Element (3) Symbol (4) Mass (5) (6) % Abundance (or Radioactive (7) Half-life (if radioactive) Atomic Number Number, Mass Decay Mode) 0. (Neutron) 1.008665 10.4 min Hydrogen Deuterium 99.985% 0.015% H. 1.007825 2.014102 Tritium 3.016049 12.33 yr Helium Не 3.016029 0.000137% 99.999863% 4.002602 Lithium 7.5% 92.5% Li 6.015121 7.016003 EC, 7 100% 4 Beryllium Be 7.016928 53.29 days 9.012182 1-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 1) 2-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 2) 3-He (helium with a mass number of 3) 4-He (helium with a mass number of 4) 47 9
This question combines info from the chart AND your common sense (what you know about the world you live in). Which of the isotopes is most abundant on Earth? (1) Atomic (2) Element (3) Symbol (4) Mass (5) (6) % Abundance (or Radioactive (7) Half-life (if radioactive) Atomic Number Number, Mass Decay Mode) 0. (Neutron) 1.008665 10.4 min Hydrogen Deuterium 99.985% 0.015% H. 1.007825 2.014102 Tritium 3.016049 12.33 yr Helium Не 3.016029 0.000137% 99.999863% 4.002602 Lithium 7.5% 92.5% Li 6.015121 7.016003 EC, 7 100% 4 Beryllium Be 7.016928 53.29 days 9.012182 1-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 1) 2-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 2) 3-He (helium with a mass number of 3) 4-He (helium with a mass number of 4) 47 9
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SectionU1.14: Isotopia: Stable And Radioactive Isotopes
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Transcribed Image Text:This question combines info from the chart AND your common sense (what you
know about the world you live in). Which of the isotopes is most abundant on
Earth?
(1)
Atomic
Number
(2)
Element
(3)
Symbol
(4)
Mass
(5)
(6)
% Abundance
(or Radioactive
(7)
Half-life
(if radioactive)
Atomic
Number,
Mass
Decay Mode)
0.
(Neutron)
1.008665
10.4 min
Hydrogen
Deuterium
Tritium
1.007825
2.014102
99.985%
0.015%
3.016049
12.33 yr
Helium
Не
3.016029
0.000137%
99.999863%
4.002602
Lithium
7.5%
92.5%
Li
6.015121
7.016003
EC, 7
100%
4
Beryllium
Be
7.016928
53.29 days
6.
9.012182
1-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 1)
2-H (hydrogen with a mass number of 2)
3-He (helium with a mass number of 3)
4-He (helium with a mass number of 4)
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