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Isotopes Exercise

September 13, 2024
Rose M
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Calculate the atomic masses of mercury molybdenum and bromine from your data., Compare your results to the actual atomic weights of these elements found on the periodic table, Consider the fragmentation of diatomic compounds, Consider the mass spectrum of neon, Determine the origin (formula) of each of the signals for the mass spectrum of molecular bromine, How many isotopes are present? Why?, measure the peak height of each isotope and calculate the abundance of each atomic isotope for mercury molybdenum and bromine, Sketch the mass spectrum assuming the signal at mass number 14 is three times the height of the signal at 16., What are the fractional abundances of the isotopes?, What are the origins of these signals?, Why does the mass spectrum of Br2 contain three signals whose heights are approximately in the ratio 1:2:1?

Isotopes Exercise In this lab you will analyze mass spectrometer data for a series of atoms and molecules. Although atoms have only one atomic number, they may have…

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Isotopes Exercise