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129 Xe is reference to 132 Xe, with air as the standard. if the 129 Xe/132 Xe ratio of air is 0.981121, what the desity value of a rock with gas bubbles 129Xe/132Xe of 0.976216

density= (0.976216-0.981121)/(0.981121)(1000) =-4.999

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