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What is the atomic mass of an element of two isotopes, one with mass= 64.23amu (26.0%); and one with mass= 65.32amu?
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What is the atomic mass of an element of two isotopes, one with mass= 64.23amu (26.0%); and one with mass= 65.32amu?

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The atomic mass of isotope is one mass 64.23amu
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