Mass Spectrum Analysis - Natural Abundance of Some Elements

Natural Abundance of Some Elements

The next table gives the isotope distributions for some elements. Some elements like phosphorus and fluorine only exist as a single isotope, with a natural abundance of 100%.

Natural abundance of some elements
Isotope % nat. abundance atomic mass
1H 99.985 1.007825
2H 0.015 2.0140
12C 98.89 12 (definition)
13C 1.11 13.00335
14N 99.64 14.00307
15N 0.36 15.00011
16O 99.76 15.99491
17O 0.04
18O 0.2 17.99916
28Si 92.23 27.97693
29Si 4.67 28.97649
30Si 3.10 29.97376
32S 95.0 31.97207
33S 0.76 32.97146
34S 4.22 33.96786
37Cl 24.23
35Cl 75.77 34.96885
79Br 50.69 78.9183
81Br 49.31 80.9163

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