Answer
12.01074g/mol
Explanation
Molar mass of Carbon = (weight % of 12C × molar mass of 12C) + ((weighht % of 13C /100) × molar mass of 13C)
= ((98.93/100) × 12.00000g/mol) + ((1.07/100)×13.00336g/mol)
= 11.87160g/mol + 0.13914g/mol
= 12.01074g/mol
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