Enter your answer in the provided box. Element X has two naturally occurring isotopes, 6x (isotopic mass 64.7394 amu, abundance 25.24%) and 67x (isotopic mass 66.9888 amu, abundance 74.76%). Calculate the atomic mass of element X. amu

Enter your answer in the provided box. Element X has two naturally occurring isotopes, 6x (isotopic mass 64.7394 amu, abundance 25.24%) and 67x (isotopic mass 66.9888 amu, abundance 74.76%). Calculate the atomic mass of element X. amu

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