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Relative masses of atoms and molecules

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  • 9701/22 · October/November 20242 marks

    A sample of pelopium contains 90.9% by mass 93/41 Nb and 9.1% by mass 181/73 Ta. Calculate the theoretical relative atomic mass…

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  • 9701/22 · May/June 20252 marks

    Use Table 2.1 to calculate the relative isotopic mass of the third isotope of iron in the sample. Show your working. Table 2.1…

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  • 9701/22 · May/June 20252 marks

    Define relative atomic mass.

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  • 9701/23 · October/November 20242 marks

    Use Table 1.2 to calculate the relative atomic mass, Ar, of iridium in the alloy. Give your answer to two decimal places.

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