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What is the mass of an atom of Bromine with 41 Neutrons?
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What is the mass of an atom of Bromine with 41 Neutrons?

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Answer: The mass of Bromine is 76

Explanation: To get the atomic mass, you have to add the Atomic number and the number of Neutrons. Therefore, 41 Neutrons plus the atomic number which is 35 equals to 76

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