To: Hoodat
Atomic mass of CL 35 please.
69 posted on
12/15/2010 8:39:28 PM PST by
BenKenobi
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To: BenKenobi
Do you mean 35Cl? If you had a sample of pure 35Cl which had no 37Cl, then you could say it had an atomic weight of 35. But that is not the case. The purpose of using the given atomic mass (35.453) is to accurately know the weight of one mole of chlorine. If you needed one mole of chlorine gas (Cl2) and used only 70 grams, you would come up almost a gram short.
72 posted on
12/15/2010 8:49:07 PM PST by
Hoodat
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