moles of CO2 ="\\frac{V}{V_m}=\\frac{89.6}{22.4} = 4 mole"
"n(C) = n(CO_2)=4 mole"
moleas of H2O ="\\frac{m}{M} =\\frac{54}{18} = 3 mole"
"n(H) = 2\\times n(H_2O)=2\\times 3 = 6 mole"
mole ratio "n(C);n(H) = 4:6= 2:3"
the empirical formula of hydrocarbon is C2H3. the molecular formulas could be:
C4H6
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I like what you doing here.... But why is the a guess.... I don't understand why not assert the answer. Why this expression "the molecular formula could be"
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