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Category: Atomic Structure
Level: Grade 10
Tags: atomic mass
Author: teachchemistry
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Grade 10 Atomic Structure

An element has an atomic mass of 355.5 amu. Its isotopes have mass numbers of 355 and 356. Which statement is true about the isotopes of the element?
  1. The isotope with a mass number of 355 is more abundant.
  2. The isotope with a mass number of 356 is more abundant.
  3. The isotopes have an equivalent abundance.
  4. An isotope with a mass number of 357 is more abundant.