Posted by Skylar on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 12:26am.
For a sample of K, with x grams of 39K and y grams of 41K the total mass will be
38.964x + 40.962y
Assuming a sample of 100g, we have
38.964x + 40.962(100-x) = 39.10(100)
x = 93.193
39K is 93.193%
41K = 6.807%
check:
38.964*.93193 + 40.962*.06807 = 39.10
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