What is the relative mass of an isotope
This problem has been solved!The formula for relative atomic mass is ∑ isotope mass x isotope abundance / 100.It is actually a weighted mass of the elements isotopes (if any) and their relative abundance.Show that the a r of boron is 10.8.Note that this doesn't mean that any atom of an element is actually.So if this ratio was 3:1 that means there are 3 particles of 35 cl for every particle of 37 cl, and the percent abundance would be 75% 35 cl and 25% 37 cl.
3.016 029 3201(25) 0.000 001 34(3) 4.002 602(2) g,r :Elements often have multiple different isotopes.The relative isotopic mass is specifically the ratio of the mass of a single atom to the mass of a unified atomic mass unit.What is relative isotopic mass?The percentage of abundance and isotopic mass is used to calculate the average isotopic mass.