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If an elements `M` has `M_(avg) = 51.7` find relative abundances of `.^(50)M` and `.^(52)M` isotopes in nature ? [Assume `M` exists in only two allotropic forms in nature] .

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To find the relative abundances of the isotopes \( ^{50}M \) and \( ^{52}M \) given that the average atomic mass \( M_{avg} = 51.7 \), we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Define Variables Let: - \( x \) = relative abundance of \( ^{50}M \) (in percentage) - \( 100 - x \) = relative abundance of \( ^{52}M \) (in percentage) ### Step 2: Set Up the Average Mass Equation ...
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