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Calculate the average atomic mass of silver. The percentages denote the relative abundances. Isotope Rel. Abundance Atomic Mass Ag 45.16% 108.905 amu 106.905 amu

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Calculate the average atomic mass of silver. The percentages denote the relative abundances.
Isotope
Rel. Abundance Atomic Mass
109
108.905 amu
Ag
47
48.16%
107
Ag
51.84%
106.905 amu
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