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2. Atoms & Elements / Atomic Mass / Problem 4
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In the periodic table, Silicon has an atomic mass listed as 28.08550 and not 28.00000. Choose the statement that explains why atomic masses in the periodic table are not integral numbers.
A
Samples are contaminated when masses are measured
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Atoms significantly change their masses due to gaining and losing electrons easily
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Masses are not exact.
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Exact measurements for small quantities are technically impossible.
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The weighted average of the isotopes is displayed as atomic mass.
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