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5. Calculate the weighted average atomic mass for each element. To do this, multiply the atomic mass of each isotope by its percent abundance (given as a decimal) and add up the results.
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The average_atomic_mass_practice_uphill is a calculation of the weighted average of all the isotopes of an element based on their abundance and atomic mass.

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Chemists, researchers, and students who work with isotopes and atomic mass calculations are typically required to practice the calculation of average_atomic_mass_practice_uphill.

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To fill out the average_atomic_mass_practice_uphill, one must first determine the abundance and atomic mass of each isotope of the element, then calculate the weighted average based on these values.

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The purpose of average_atomic_mass_practice_uphill is to accurately determine the average atomic mass of an element, which is important for chemical calculations and research.

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The information reported on average_atomic_mass_practice_uphill includes the abundance and atomic mass of each isotope of the element, as well as the final weighted average atomic mass.