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Isotopes are [[Atom|atoms]] containing the same number of [[Protons|protons]] and [[Electrons|electrons]] but a different number of [[Neutron|neutrons]]. Some common isotopes are [[Chlorine|chlorine]] 35, [[Chlorine|chlorine]] 37 and Hydrogen:-1,2 and 3. Chlorines average mass is calculated; Cl 35 has 75% and cl 37 has 25% of it's mass. | |||
Chlorines Ar of 35.5, which is calculated by (75 x 35) + (25 x37)/100 = 35.3 | |||
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Isotopes are atoms containing the same number of protons and electrons but a different number of neutrons. Some common isotopes are chlorine 35, chlorine 37 and Hydrogen:-1,2 and 3. Chlorines average mass is calculated; Cl 35 has 75% and cl 37 has 25% of it's mass.
Chlorines Ar of 35.5, which is calculated by (75 x 35) + (25 x37)/100 = 35.3