Lithium has two isotopes.
li-6 and li-7.
li-6 mass = 6.015121amu
li-7 mass = 7.016...
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Lithium has two isotopes.
li-6 and li-7.
li-6 mass = 6.015121amu
li-7 mass = 7.016003amu
lithium mass = 6.94049amu
what is percent abundance of li-6?
i know that there is an equation:
6.9409 = (% abundance li-6 * weight of li-6) + (% abundance li-7 * weight of li-7)
i don't know how to use it.
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