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| i've 2 questions that i don't know how to do, looking through my textbook for hours still i couldn't get the answers they provided. Can anyone please show me how to do them with the work shown? Here are the questions. 1)The important metal titanium has five naturally occuring isotopes on Earth. However, the percentages and isotope distribution could vary if titanium were found elsewhere. For example, hypothetically we could analyze a sample from the moon and find the following: Two titanium isotopes were found; one with a mass of 47.9479 amu and a percent abundance of 81.533. If the weighted atomic mass of the titanium in this sample was 47.5268 what would be the mass (in amu) of the second isotope? How many significant figures should the answer have? Enter your answer as an integer. correct answer: 45.668 amu ± 2.0% 5 significant figures 2)The anti-tumor agent cisplatin is 65.0% platinum. How many grams (use g for the unit) of cisplatin could be synthesized with 1.22 mg of platinum? How many significant figures should the answer have? Enter your answer as an integer. correct answer: 0.00187 g ± 2.0% 3 significant figures. please teach me, I know they are easy for you guys, but i'm totally new to chemistry and need to know the way to do them. I need to practise more for my coming up exam, so please show me the calculation of solving the problems, I really appreciate you. Thanks!!! ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- [Only registered users see links. ] The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! >100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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