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A new element is discovered. It has two isotopes. The relative abundance of the isotopes and their masses are 18% isotope 1, mass 350.0 u and 82% isotope 2, mass 352.0 u. What is the atomic mass of the element?
◦ 351.6
◦ 351.0
◦ 350.4
◦ 352.0
◦ 350.0

Question 2

A sample of pure carbon weighing 1.48 g was burned in an excess of air. The mass of carbon dioxide, the sole product, was . In a second experiment, 11.62 g of carbon dioxide was obtained. What mass of carbon was burned in the second experiment?
◦ 42.6 g
◦ 3.17 g
◦ 3.54 g
◦ 0.866 g
◦ 11.6 g
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