A natural sample of copper shows two peaks of equal height at and

CHEMISTRY · Subjective · A Level · Chemistry · Atomic structure · Atomic structure

Problem

A natural sample of copper shows two peaks of equal height at m/z=63m/z = 63 and m/z=65m/z = 65. A second sample shows peak heights of 90 units at m/z=63m/z = 63 and 10 units at m/z=65m/z = 65. By what factor has the relative abundance of the lighter isotope (m/z=63m/z = 63) increased in the second sample compared with the natural sample?

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