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Since the Atomic Mass of chlorine, 35.45 is closer to 35 than it is to Chlorine 37,than Chlorine 35 must be the most abundant isotope. Chlorine 35 does in fact account for 75.53% of the earth's chlorine. The full calculation is: (0.7553)(34.96885)+(0.2447)(36.96590)=35.45amu

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As 35Cl and 37Cl are both stable isotopes of chlorine, the answer lies in the way they were created. If we assume that all the chemical elements through iron were formed by fusion in stars during the lives of those stars, and that the other elements up through uranium were formed during super novae, it falls on the astrophysicist to come up with an explanation as to how the chlorine was formed by fusion during a star's life and then what happens to that chlorine during the cataclysmic nova event.

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Since the atomic mass of chlorine, 35.45 , is closer to 35 than it is to 37, must be the most abundant isotope. does in fact account for 75.53% of the earth's chlorine. The full calculation is .

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Cl-35 is more abundant (75.78%)

Cl-37 is less abundant (24.22%)

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35CL is more abundant than 37Cl because the atomic mass is closer to 35 than 37.

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35Cl: 75,77 %

37Cl: 24,23 %

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