| Mowery Mass Numbers |
| Parts per 100 ---------------------------- \/ 31**P**0-15-1-15-1***31 100 ------------------------------- 33**S**0-16-0-16-0***32 94.9 33**S**0-16-1-16-0***33 .8 33**S**1-16-0-16-1***34 4.3 33**S**2-16-0-16-2***36 .02 -------------------------------------- 35**Cl**0-16-1-16-0***33 75.8 35**Cl**1-16-1-16-1***35 24.2 --------------------------------------- |
| Copyright 1983, 1993,, 1997, 2001 By Gerald E. Mowery No claim for government information |
| Legend How to use this table |
| 1ST COLUMN MOWERY HYDROGEN NUMBER (Number of Protons in the Element and one Hydrogen. --------------------------------- 2nd COLUMN ELEMENT SYMBOL -------------------------------- 3RD COLUMN MOWERY ATOMIC MASS NUMBER First and 5th entry is NEUTRONS IN THE ELEMENT Neutrons are paired 1----x----x----x----1 .......................................................... Second and 4th entry is PROTONS IN THE ELEMENT Protons are paired x---16---x---16----x .......................................................... Center unit is Hydrogen component Hdrogen is singular x----x----1----x----x ----------------------------------------------- FOURTH COLUMN Atomic Mass of the Isotope (Whole #) ------------------------------------------------ FIFTH COLUMN Isotope parts per 100 |
| Analyzing the table Only stable isotopes are listed. ILLUSTRATION ======== SULFUR 33 is Atomic Number (Mowery) S is element 33**S**0-16-0-16-0 32 0 = Isotope contains no neutrons Isotope Contains 16 protons on each side 0- Isotope lacks hydrogen unit with a total atomic mass of 32 ======================= PLUTONIUM 239**Pu**25**-94d-1-94d-25 239 Plutonium Atomic number is 239 contains 50 Neutrons 188 Protons 1 Hydrogen Gemotope Atomic Mass of 239 |
| To determine approximate Atomic Mass of Isotope...Multply Parts per hundred x Atomic Mass indicated and factor by .99989000 |
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| NOTE: TABLES (ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES) ARE NUMBERS REFLECTING ISOTOPES FOR EACH ELEMENT. CLICK THIS LINK IF YOU WANT "MOWERY HYDROGEN NUMBER". "THE MOWERY HYDROGEN NUMBER" REFLECTS THE PERIODIC PAIRED PROGRESSION OF STANDARD NEUTRONS, PROTONS AND ONE HYDROGEN UNIT. |
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| " So hear this you big fat cat!! Us Beetles know that if you total up the entries in each number. The total equals an isotope number ... relative to that element and correlates to measured atomic mass!!!" |
| Illustration Phosphorus, Sulfur and Chlorine |