4&5 only d.Calculate the volume of a sphere the size of your atom. [V-(4/34. Define atomic number and mass number. How do these two things relate for two isotopes?5. Assume your professor discovered a new atom, Borkium. If there were only two major isotopesBrk-300. amu which represents 78.2% abundance and Brk-310. amu which represents 21.8%,what would the molar mass of Borkium be reported as?6. How many of each type of atom are in the following:Cu(C₂H5CO2)2a.Cu = 1C = 6 H=10 0=4b. (NH3)4PO4N=4 H=12H=12 P=16=4

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Calculate the volume of a sphere the size of your atom. [V-(4/3
4. Define atomic number and mass number. How do these two things relate for two isotopes?
5. Assume your professor discovered a new atom, Borkium. If there were only two major isotopes
Brk-300. amu which represents 78.2% abundance and Brk-310. amu which represents 21.8%,
what would the molar mass of Borkium be reported as?
6. How many of each type of atom are in the following:
Cu(C₂H5CO2)2
a.
Cu = 1
C = 6 H=10 0=4
b. (NH3)4PO4
N=4 H=12
H=12 P=1
6=4

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