It Is Commonly Assumed That the Isotopic Abundances of a Particular

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Multiple Choice

It is commonly assumed that the isotopic abundances of a particular element are independent of the source of the element. If isotopic abundance does vary with location what is the consequence of that observation?

• A) Nothing, the observation is totally unimportant.
• B) The atomic weight determined for the element will depend on the source from which the element was obtained.
• C) The chemical behavior of the element will depend on the source from which the element was obtained.
• D) The atomic weight and the chemical behavior of the element will depend on the source from which the element was obtained.

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