The relative atomic mass of the element (accurate to hundredths), based on the molar

The relative atomic mass of the element (accurate to hundredths), based on the molar content of individual nuclides: 7935Br (50.56%); 8235Br (49.44%).

1. We write down the general formula for finding the atomic mass from the known masses of nuclides:

Ar (Br) = ϕ1 * Ar1 (Br) + ϕ2 * Ar2 (Br);

2.we substitute the known data and calculate the relative atomic mass of bromine:

Ar (Br) = 0.5056 * 79.35 + 0.4944 * 82.35 = 80.83.

Answer: Ar (Br) = 80.83.



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