There are seven naturally occurring isotopes of mercury, with nucleon numbers (and relative abundances) of 196 (0.2%),
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There are seven naturally occurring isotopes of mercury, with nucleon numbers (and relative abundances) of 196 (0.2%), 198 (10%), 199 (16.8%), 200 (23.1%), 201 (13.2%), 202 (29.8%) and 204 (6.9%).
a. Determine the proton and neutron numbers for each isotope.
b. Determine the average relative atomic mass (equivalent to the ‘average nucleon number’) of naturally occurring mercury.
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a 196Hg Proton number 80 Neutron number 116 02 198Hg Prot...View the full answer
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