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A sample of copper atoms were placed through a mass spectrometer. copper atoms contain 2 isotopes. cu-63 and one other. calculate the velocity of the cu-63if it travels down a 5m flight tube in 4.200 x 10^6 seconds

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The velocity of the Cu-63 isotope can be calculated using the following formula:
velocity = distance / time
Given:
Distance = 5 m
Time = 4.200 x 10^6 seconds
Therefore, the velocity of the Cu-63 isotope is:
velocity = 5 m / (4.200 x 10^6 seconds)
velocity ≈ 1.19 x 10^-6 m/s
Please note that the mass of the Cu-63 isotope is not needed to calculate the velocity in this scenario.


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