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3 years ago

If the natural abundance of Br−79 is 50.69 %, what is the natural abundance of Br−81?

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The natural abundance of bromine in general in nature is 100%.
This means that:
the natural abundance of Br-79 + the natural abundance of Br-80 = 100

We know that the natural abundance of Br-79 is 50.69%. This means that the natural abundance of Br-80 is the rest of the 100%.

Natural abundance of Br-80 = 100% - 50.69% = 49.31%

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