Posted by Alison on Monday, August 29, 2011 at 9:15pm.
i got 56.2amu but it was wrong. i don't know how to find the average amu?
http://www.algebralab.org/practice/practice.aspx?file=algebra_averageatomicmass.xml
I would suggest finding the 100% mass of each of the isotopes, adding those, then dividing by 4
I will find the 100% mass for the first one:
if 5.85% has a mass of 53.93961, then
100% has a mass of 53.93961/5.85*100 or 922.0446154
I could be way off base here, perhaps a chemist could enlighten us.
The webpage suggested by "TutorCat" makes sense to me.
just throwing out a number because i'm bored: 55.8741 was what i got. I'm no chemist, but i wanted to take a shot at it and now i'm curious how close the real answer is to mine.
55.8
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