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The mass numbers of three istopes of an element are `10,12 and 14` units .Their precentage abundance is `80,15 and 5` respectively .What is the atomic weight of the element ?

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To find the atomic weight of the element based on the given isotopes and their percentage abundances, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Isotopes and Their Abundances**: - Isotope 1: Mass number = 10, Abundance = 80% - Isotope 2: Mass number = 12, Abundance = 15% - Isotope 3: Mass number = 14, Abundance = 5% ...
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