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Calculate the atomic mass of Nitrogen if the two common isotopes of Nitrogen have masses of 31.972 amu (85.00 % abundance) and 33.96 amu (15.00% abundance)
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Calculate the atomic mass of Nitrogen if the two common isotopes of Nitrogen have masses of 31.972 amu (85.00 % abundance) and 33.96

amu (15.00% abundance)

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