4. Estimate the mass in whole numbers, at eachiso tope.1a) Phosphorus - 316) carbon - 14c) americium - 2411) what is the atomic mass of brominewhat is the molecular mas of brominein its demental form?et

It is asked to estimate th,e mass of the following isotopes. P31,C14,Am241 Atomic mass of bromine…

4. Estimate the mass in whole numbers, of each iso tope. 1 a) Phosphorus - 31 6) carbon - 14 c) americium - 241 If what is the atomic mass of bromine et what is the molecular mas of bromine in its demental form?

4. Estimate the mass in whole numbers, of each iso tope. 1 a) Phosphorus - 31 6) carbon - 14 c) americium - 241 If what is the atomic mass of bromine et what is the molecular mas of bromine in its demental form?

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4. Estimate the mass in whole numbers, at each
iso tope.
1
a) Phosphorus - 31
6) carbon - 14
c) americium - 241
1) what is the atomic mass of bromine
what is the molecular mas of bromine
in its demental form?
et

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