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Calculate the atomic mass of oxygen if the three common isotopes of oxygen have masses of 15.995 amu (99.759% abundance), 16.995 amu (0.037 % abundance), and 17.999 amu (0.204 % abundance).
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Calculate the atomic mass of oxygen if the three common isotopes of oxygen have masses of 15.995 amu (99.759% abundance), 16.995 amu (0.037 % abundance), and 17.999 amu (0.204 % abundance).

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16 amu

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