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Explain why the relative atomic mass of tellurium is greater than the relative atomic mass of iodine

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Answered by prishabhasin180704

The atomic mass of iodine is less that the atomic mass of tellurium. But an iodine atom has one more proton than a tellurium atom. The explanation of the situation is that,
The tellurium isotopes that are most abundant have many neutrons found in their nuclei

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