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Ilia_Sergeevich
7 days ago
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A 150 g sample of a compound is comprised of 44% C, 9% H and the remainder is O by mass. What is the compound's empirical formul

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Chemistry
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Anarel [2.5K]7 days ago
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The empirical formula for the specified compound is established through careful calculation. Given data indicates the following percentages of C, H, and O respectively based on a total mass of 150 g. By assuming a mass of 100 g for simplification, one derives the masses of each element, which are subsequently converted into moles. The mole ratio is determined by dividing the mole quantities by the smallest mole value, and these ratio values are adopted as subscripts to yield the final empirical formula.
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