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Calculating Percentage Abundance

Question

Element V exist as two isotopesFORM 3 Chemistry.
The relative atomic mass of a normal sample of V is 74.1. Deduce the relative percentage abundance of each Isotope.

Answer

FORM 3 Chemistry


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