Isotopes Practice Quiz

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2. Magnesium has three of it's own isotopes.  78.7% is Magnesium-24. 10.13% is Magnesium-25. 11.17% is Magnesium-26. Calculate the relative atomic mass of Magnesium, to two decimal places.

Explanation

(78.7 x 24) + (10.13 x 25) + (11.17 x 26)
/100
= 24.32

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3. Calculator time!  19.9% of all Boron atoms are Boron-10. 80.1% are Boron-11. Calculate the approximated relative atomic mass of Boron, to one decimal place.

Explanation

(19.9 x 10) + (80.1 x 11)
/100
= 10.8

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4. In an isotope, which part of the atom changes?
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5. Element occurs naturally in the environment. Scientists have found 612 atoms of A-15, 829 atoms of A-16, and 244 atoms of A-17. Calculate the relative atomic mass of the element to two decimal places.

Explanation

First, you have to get the percentages of all these isotopes of Element A. Add them all up together.
612+829+244 = 1685

Then, find the percentages of each - use the formula ([Number of Atoms/Total in the Sample] x 100)
([612/1685] x 100) = 36.32% of A-15.
([829/1685] x 100) = 49.20% of A-16
([244/1685] x 100) = 14.48% of A-17.

Now do what you've always done - multiply the percentages by the masses, add them all up, and divide by 100.
(36.32 x 15) + (49.20 x 16) + (14.48 x 17)
/100
= 15.78

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How does it change?
Magnesium has three of it's own isotopes. ...
Calculator time! ...
In an isotope, which part of the atom changes?
Element A occurs naturally in the environment....
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