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Lesson Plan April
Lesson Plan April
Learning Outcomes:
1. Analyse mass spectra in terms of isotopic abundances.
2. Calculate the relative atomic macc of an element given the relative abundances of its
isotopes, or its mass spectrum.
Prerequisites:
Relative masses atomic and relative molecule,
Learnig Method/Model:
Lecture, discussion, Question and answer
Asking Question :
Assessment:
Student are asked to determine each sample relative of atomic mass
Multiple choice tests
1. If it is known that the atomic mass of Fe = 55,847 sma and mass of 1 atom C-12 = 12,000
sma, then the relative atom atom's mass is .....
1 𝑥 12,000
a. 55,847
55,847
b. 1 𝑥 12,000
55,847
c. 12 𝑥 12,000
1
𝑥 12,000
12
d. 55,847
55,847
e. 1
𝑥 12,000
12
2. If known atomic mass element Fe = 55,847 sma and mass 1 atom C-12 = 12,000 sma.
Calculate the relative atomic mass of Fe?
a. 55,847
b. 55,807
c. 58,547
d. 56,784
e. 55,708
3. If it is known the relative atomic mass (Ar) of atom B is 36 and the mass of 1 atom 12C
is 12 sma. Determine the average mass of 1 atom B in units of sma?
a. 35 sma
b. 36 sma
c. 37 sma
d. 38 sma
e. 39 sma
4. If Unknown Ar Fe = 56 sma and atomic mass 12C = 2 x 10-23. Determine the average
mass of 10 iron atoms?
a. 91 x 10-23
b. 92 x 10-23
c. 93 x 10-23
d. 94 x 10-23
e. 95 x 10-23
5. Oxygen in nature consists of three isotopes with the following abundances:
16
O = 99,76%
17
O = 0,04%
18
O = 0,20%