Chemistry, asked by ulfatjavedkhan, 7 months ago

Naturally occurring gallium consists of 60.108% Ga-69, with a mess of
samu, and 39.892% Ga - 71, with a mass of 70-9247 amu. Calculate
the average atomic mass of gallium.
Calculate the atomic mass of neon from the given data
Ne=90.913
Ne 0.27
Ne=9.22​ step by step plz

Answers

Answered by rupeshverma180
0

Explanation:

Let the percentage of the isotope

71

G

a

be

=

x

%

Then,

The percentage of the isotope

69

G

a

is

=

(

100

x

)

%

We write the mass balance equation

100

69.72

=

x

71

+

(

100

x

)

69

6972

=

71

x

+

6900

69

x

2

x

=

6972

6900

=

72

x

=

36

Therefore,

The percentage of the isotope

71

G

a

is

=

36

%

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Answered by dipff
2

Answer:

find the average atomic mass (Ar) of an element, given the percentage rarities of its isotopes, simply multiply each isotope's Ar by its percentage that is expressed as a decimal and total the results. We can carry this out in a single line of working:

Mr(Ga)=(68.9256⋅0.60108)+(70.9247⋅0.39892)

Mr(Ga)=69.7231 to 4 decimal places

Similarly, you could input the percentages normally and then divide by 100:

Mr(Ga)=(68.9256⋅60.108)+(70.9247⋅39.892)100

Mr(Ga)=69.7231 to 4 decimal places

Notice that the answers are the same. Also observe that the answer is closer to 69 than it is to 71, which makes sense since gallium-69 makes up a greater proportion of gallium in the universe (~60%) than gallium-71 does (~30%).

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