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For the reaction, the balanced equation is:

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Atomic mass Abundance

Mg -24 = 23.9850 79%

Mg -25 = 24.9858 10%

Mg - 26= ? ?

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1.- Find the abundance of Mg-26

The sum of the abundance of the three isotopes equals 100%

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