QUESTION The mass spectra of sulfur is shown to the right. Each of their relative abundances (i.e.,each peak height) is measured and tabulated as shown. Using the peak height data given, calculate the abundance of each sulfur isotope in the unit of %. Using the isotopic abundances you will obtain, calculate the atomic mass of Sulfur (i.e., the average atomic mass). Hint: If you are not sure how to calculate the atomic mass of sulfur, refer to the previous Questions so far. DATA Isotope Peak height, cm 325 50.00 335 0.40 345 2.30 365 0.10 32 33 34 36 MASS, amu Copyright © All Rights Reserved by M.Han The abundance of 32s is %. The abundance of 33s is %. The abundance of 34s is %. The abundance of 36s is %. The atomic mass of sulfur is amu. Relative Abundance

QUESTION The mass spectra of sulfur is shown to the right. Each of their relative abundances (i.e.,each peak height) is measured and tabulated as shown. Using the peak height data given, calculate the abundance of each sulfur isotope in the unit of %. Using the isotopic abundances you will obtain, calculate the atomic mass of Sulfur (i.e., the average atomic mass). Hint: If you are not sure how to calculate the atomic mass of sulfur, refer to the previous Questions so far. DATA Isotope Peak height, cm 325 50.00 335 0.40 345 2.30 365 0.10 32 33 34 36 MASS, amu Copyright © All Rights Reserved by M.Han The abundance of 32s is %. The abundance of 33s is %. The abundance of 34s is %. The abundance of 36s is %. The atomic mass of sulfur is amu. Relative Abundance

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