Upon combustion, an unknown compound containing only carbon and hydrogen produces 55.50 g carbon dioxide and 22.72 g water. Determine the empirical formula of the unknown compound.
C2H3
CH3
C2H
CH2
CH
55.50 g carbon dioxide contains = 12 * 55.50 / 44 = 15.14 g carbon.
and
22.72 g water contains = 2 * 22.72 / 18 = 2.52 g
thus
mole ratio:
C : H
15.14 / 12 : 2.52 / 1.0
or
1.26 : 2.52
or
1 : 2
thus
empirical formula of the unknown compound is CH2.
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