On the periodic table, how is atomic mass represented?

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anor277
Feb 5, 2017

How is it represented on the copy of the Table that you are currently using?

Explanation:

The elements on the Periodic Table are characterized by their atomic number, #Z#, which value specifies the identity of the element. Beneath the prominently displayed elemental symbol (specific to #Z#), the relative atomic mass is printed, and this is the weighted average of the element's particular isotopic distribution. Usually the name of the element also appears.

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