A hypothetical element, M, with average atomic weight of 35.75. M has three stable isotopes with the masses and percentage abundances are shown below. Identify missing information on the table. % Isotopes Mass (amu) Abundance 34M 33.99 46.78 37M ? 33.93 38M 37.96 ? 3/M mass = 36.87 amu, 38M percentage abundance = 19.64%. 37M mass = 36.29 amu, 38M percentage abundance 19.89%. 3/M mass = 36.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance = 19.29%. 3/M mass = 36.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance 20.29%. 3/M mass = 32.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance 19.29%. %3D

A hypothetical element, M, with average atomic weight of 35.75. M has three stable isotopes with the masses and percentage abundances are shown below. Identify missing information on the table. % Isotopes Mass (amu) Abundance 34M 33.99 46.78 37M ? 33.93 38M 37.96 ? 3/M mass = 36.87 amu, 38M percentage abundance = 19.64%. 37M mass = 36.29 amu, 38M percentage abundance 19.89%. 3/M mass = 36.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance = 19.29%. 3/M mass = 36.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance 20.29%. 3/M mass = 32.92 amu, 38M percentage abundance 19.29%. %3D

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