The element Z has two isotopes; has an exact mass of 97.99 amu. If the average atomic mass of Z is 100.32 amu, Which isotope has the greatest relative abundance? 102z has an exact mass of 102.44 amu and 98Z 102z O They have both the same abundance O Cannot tell, more information is needed O 98z

The element Z has two isotopes; has an exact mass of 97.99 amu. If the average atomic mass of Z is 100.32 amu, Which isotope has the greatest relative abundance? 102z has an exact mass of 102.44 amu and 98Z 102z O They have both the same abundance O Cannot tell, more information is needed O 98z

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The element Z has two isotopes; 102z has an exact mass of 102.44 amu and 9*z
has an exact mass of 97.99 amu. If the average atomic mass of Z is 100.32 amu,
Which isotope has the greatest relative abundance?
O 102z
O They have both the same abundance
O Cannot telIl, more information is needed
O 98z

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