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Atomic weight

Br · bromine

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Takeaway
  • Recommended or revised 6 times between 1902 and 2024 (first record 1902, latest revision 2011).
  • The one revision whose previous recommendation had an uncertainty (1965) put the new value outside the previous (expanded) range.
  • Since 2011, it has been given as the interval [79.901, 79.907] rather than a single value (the range found in normal materials).
0+10⁻⁴−10⁻⁴+10⁻³−10⁻³19001920194019601980200020201961 scale change
Relative deviation from the current (or last) value, symmetric-log axis. Bars: uncertainty (expanded range); open circles: no uncertainty; orange boxes: intervals.
Yearyear of the recommendationValue (as printed)as printed in CIAAW's table; digits in parentheses are the uncertainty (expanded range) in the last digitsNotationvalue(uncertainty), interval or no uncertaintyScalebefore 1961 oxygen = 16, from 1961 ¹²C = 12Value, ¹²C scalepre-1961 values multiplied by 15.9994/16z vs previous(new − previous) ÷ previous uncertaintyReportDOI of the CIAAW report
190279.96no uncertaintyO=1679.957001510.1007/BF01370337
190979.92no uncertaintyO=1679.91700310.1021/ja01931a001
192579.916no uncertaintyO=1679.9130031510.1039/CT9252700913
196179.909(2)value(uncertainty)12C=1279.90910.1021/ja00881a001
196579.904(1)value(uncertainty)12C=1279.904−2.50010.1351/pac196918040569
2011[79.901, 79.907]interval12C=1279.904 (interval midpoint, for calculation)10.1351/PAC-REP-13-03-02

Source: Standard atomic weights © IUPAC/CIAAW 2016–2024. Commission on Isotopic Abundances and Atomic Weights, Historical changes of standard atomic weights (compiled by J. Meija), https://www.ciaaw.org/historical-atomic-weights.htm