Answer to Question #297174 in General Chemistry for Mason

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Question #297174

Calculate the percentage of hydrogen (by mass) in C5H8.

Expert's answer

Molar mass= 68

Mass of hydrogen= 8

%= (8/68)×100= 11.76%

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