Atomic structure, nuclear notation and models
Relate proton/neutron/electron counts to atomic/mass number, charge and identity
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Isotopes and relative atomic mass
LESSON IN PREPARATIONExplain isotopes and calculate weighted relative atomic mass from abundance data
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- C02 atomic structure
- percentages
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Move among mass, moles and particle count while preserving formula composition and units
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