The two naturally occurring isotopes of lithium , Li-6 and Li-7, have masses of 6.01512amu and 7.0160amu respectively. Which of these two occurs in greater abundance ?

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The two naturally occurring isotopes of lithium , Li-6 and Li-7, have masses of 6.01512amu and 7.0160amu respectively. Which of these two occurs in greater abundance ?

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So, the percentage of Li-6.015 is 7.493% and the percentage of Li-7.016 is 92.507%

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