Question

what is the atomic mass (amu) of silver? *
47
ag
silver
107.868
ag
47
107.868

Explanation:

In the periodic table, the atomic mass (amu) of an element is typically shown at the bottom of its cell. For silver (Ag), the value \(107.868\) is located at the bottom of the given cell, which represents its atomic mass. The number \(47\) is the atomic number (number of protons), and \(Ag\) is the chemical symbol.

Answer:

107.868