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Two stable isotopes of copper have the following masses and percent abundances in nature:

Cu-63; Isotopic mass: 62.93 amu; % abundance: 69.09
Cu-65; Isotopic mass: ? amu; % abundance: 30.91

If copper has an atomic mass of 63.55 g/mole, what is the isotopic mass of Cu-65?

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64.01 amu



64.53 amu



64.93 amu



65.03 amu

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Answer:

the option will be no.3

Step-by-step explanation:

why? because I said so

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