Isotopic abundance (3 decimal places) No. of No. of Atomic A. Element Isotope neutrons mass (u) protons 34.96885 75.5% 35 CI 37CI 63Cu 17CI 36.96590 24.5% 62.92960 69.15% 29 Cu 65Cu 64.92779 30.85% 78.91834 50.8% 7°Br 8Br 64Zn 35 Br 80.91629 49.2% 63.92914 49.17% 66Zn 65.92603 27.73% 66.92713 4.04% 30Zn 68Zn 67.92484 18.45% 70Zn 69.92532 0.61% 56FE 53.93961 5.845% 91.754% 54Fe 57FE 55.93494 26 Fe 56.93539 2.119% 58Fe 57.93327 0.282%

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Complete the table. 

Element

Isotope

No. of protons

No. of neutrons

Atomic mass (u)

Isotopic abundance

r

(3 decimal places)

17Cl

35Cl

 

 

34.96885

75.5%

 

37Cl

 

 

36.96590

24.5%

29Cu

63Cu

 

 

62.92960

69.15%

 

65Cu

 

 

64.92779

30.85%

35Br

79Br

 

 

78.91834

50.8%

 

81Br

 

 

80.91629

49.2%

30Zn

64Zn

 

 

63.92914

49.17%

 

66Zn

 

 

65.92603

27.73%

67Zn

 

 

66.92713

4.04%

68Zn

 

 

67.92484

18.45%

70Zn

 

 

69.92532

0.61%

26Fe

56Fe

 

 

53.93961

5.845%

 

54Fe

 

 

55.93494

91.754%

57Fe

 

 

56.93539

2.119%

58Fe

 

 

57.93327

0.282%

No. of
No. of
Atomic
Isotopic
A,
Element
Isotope
protons
mass (u)
abundance (3 decimal places)
neutrons
35CI
37CI
34.96885
75.5%
17CI
36.96590
24.5%
62.92960
69.15%
29 Cu
65Cu
64.92779
30.85%
79Br
78.91834
50.8%
35 Br
80.91629
49.2%
6AZN
49.17%
63.92914
65.92603
27.73%
30Zn
67Zn
66.92713
4.04%
67.92484
18.45%
70Zn
56FE
54Fe
57FE
69.92532
0.61%
53.93961
5.845%
55.93494
91.754%
26 Fe
56.93539
2.119%
57.93327
0.282%
Transcribed Image Text:No. of No. of Atomic Isotopic A, Element Isotope protons mass (u) abundance (3 decimal places) neutrons 35CI 37CI 34.96885 75.5% 17CI 36.96590 24.5% 62.92960 69.15% 29 Cu 65Cu 64.92779 30.85% 79Br 78.91834 50.8% 35 Br 80.91629 49.2% 6AZN 49.17% 63.92914 65.92603 27.73% 30Zn 67Zn 66.92713 4.04% 67.92484 18.45% 70Zn 56FE 54Fe 57FE 69.92532 0.61% 53.93961 5.845% 55.93494 91.754% 26 Fe 56.93539 2.119% 57.93327 0.282%
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