What Is The Atomic Weight For Exonium

What is the atomic weight of Exon? 3

Elements with Exon (not real elements)

Consists of two main isotopes.

Abundance m

81% 99 am

19% 114 amu

Answer in Amu.

The atomic weight of each element is the sum of each (percentage of isotope * m)

in this case,

Atomic weight of axon:

99 high schools (0.81) + 114 high schools (0.19) = 101.85 high schools

Atomic weight is the average of all the isotopes you can find in the average set of elements. For example, chlorine naturally occurs in the form of 75% chlorine 35 and 25% chlorine 37. Therefore, the atomic weight of natural chlorine is (35 * 0.75) + (37 * 0.25) = 35.5

(Note that this is a number for chlorine.)

I think you can solve your problem from there)