What if a new element, Tyserium (Ty), was discovered and was found to have two isotopes, Ty-331 (atomic mass = 331amu, % Abundance =35% abundant) and Ty-337 (atomic mass = 337 amu, % abundance = 65%). What is the average

What if a new element, Tyserium (Ty), was discovered and was found to have two isotopes, Ty-331 (atomic mass = 331amu, % Abundance =35% abundant) and Ty-337 (atomic mass = 337 amu, % abundance = 65%). What is the average

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What if a new element, Tyserium (Ty),
was discovered and was found to have
two isotopes, Ty-331 (atomic mass =
331amu, % Abundance =35% abundant)
and Ty-337 (atomic mass = 337 amu, %
abundance = 65%). What is the average
atomic mass of Ty as it would appear
on the periodic table ?
a. 335
b. 334
Oc. 332
Od.
336

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