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63Cu 69.09% 65Cu 30.91%

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Q: The relative percentage abundance of the two isotope of copper?
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Calculate the average atomic mass of copper-63 and copper-65?

63.6166 Relative abundance of Copper-63 is 69.17% and Copper-65 is 30.83%


Does copper have an element?

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What is copper isotope?

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What is the correct conventional representation of an isotope of copper?

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What is the name of an isotope that has a atomic number of 29 and mass number of 64?

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