Lead, with symbol Pb.
Cobalt (Co) has a smaller atomic mass than Lead (Pb). Cobalt's atomic mass is only 58.9332 while lead's is 207.2.
An isotope of Lead, Pb.
For this you need the atomic mass of Pb. Take the number of moles and multiply it by the atomic mass. Divide by one mole for units to cancel..0015 moles Pb × (207.2 grams) = .311 grams Pb
That is Lead (Pb) plumbium.
Lead (Pb) has the atomic number 82 with an Atomic Mass of 207.2 amu.
Lead, with symbol Pb.
Cobalt (Co) has a smaller atomic mass than Lead (Pb). Cobalt's atomic mass is only 58.9332 while lead's is 207.2.
You take the atomic mass (the small number in the upper left corner of the square in the periodic table) and subtract the atomic number from it (the big bold number on the periodic table)
atomic mass equal to number of protons and neutrons. If Pb has a mass of 207 and an atomic number of 82, that means that there are 82 protons in Pb, which also means there should be 82 electrons. That leaves neutrons, which would be 207-82=125 neutrons.
An isotope of Lead, Pb.
For this you need the atomic mass of Pb. Take the number of moles and multiply it by the atomic mass. Divide by one mole for units to cancel..0015 moles Pb × (207.2 grams) = .311 grams Pb
That is Lead (Pb) plumbium.
Pb, Lead
Lead is a metal element. Atomic Mass number of it is 207.
... that each atom of lead contains 82 protons in its nucleus.
On the periodic table, lead (Pb) has an atomic weight of 207.2, and cobalt (Co) has an atomic weight of 58.93320.