Chapter 2: Problem 16
What fraction or percentage of carbon atoms has a mass of \(12.011\) amu?
Chapter 2: Problem 16
What fraction or percentage of carbon atoms has a mass of \(12.011\) amu?
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Find the symbol for chlorine on the periodic table. a) How does the number given just below the symbol for chlorine (rounded to \(0.01\) ) compare with the average mass (amu) of one chlorine atom? b) How does the number given just below the symbol for chlorine (rounded to 0.01) compare with the mass (grams) of \(6.022 \times 10^{23}\) chlorine atoms?
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