Average Atomic Mass: Why are there decimals on the periodic table?
Mr. Key uses average atomic mass to explain why the mass number on the periodic table has a decimal. Please note that all questions, comments and critiques ...
thanks for making these videos only problem is I forget to watch them and
the last post was 2 months ago and the one before that was 11 months ago...
that was a long time ago
The following video is on isotopes and calculating average atomic mass of various atoms. For more science and math podcasts search Papapodcasts in iTunes.
I hate how people say they don't learn crap from their teachers!! People
rush to these videos to make up for ALL that time they didnt payt attention
in class for.... good vid :)
A sample of chlorine has two naturally occurring isotopes. Isotope Cl-35 (Amu= 35.0) makes up 75.8% of the sample and Isotope Cl-37 (amu= 37.0) makes up ...