1.12 (higher tier) Calculate the relative atomic mass of an element from the relative masses and abundances of its isotopes Flashcards

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What isotopes make up a sample of chlorine gas?

A

Chlorine-35 and chlorine-37.

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What is the percentage composition of chlorine-35 in the sample?

A

75%.

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3
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What is the percentage composition of chlorine-37 in the sample?

A

25%.

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4
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How is the R.A.M. of chlorine calculated?

A

R.A.M. = (mass of isotope-A x % of isotope-A + mass of isotope-B x % of isotope-B) / 100.

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What values are used to calculate the R.A.M. of chlorine?

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R.A.M. = (35 × 75 + 37 × 25) / 100.

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What is the calculated R.A.M. of chlorine?

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35.5.

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