What is the molar mass of the isotope lead-208 (#208Pb#)?

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What is the molar mass of the isotope lead-208 (#208Pb#)?

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Answer 1 · 2016-07-20T07:42:02

#208*g*mol^-1#

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The isotopic notation #""^(208)Pb# specifies the number of neutrons and protons, i.e. massive nuclear particles. Of course, we know #Z#, the number of nuclear protons, or we would know if we looked up the atomic number of #Pb#. This is your job.

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