13a. Eugenol, the essence of cloves, is a colorless oil. Eugenol is 73.15% C, 7.37% H, and 19.48% O (by weight). Calculate the empirical formula of eugenol. b. A sample of eugenol is vaporized at 98.7 °C into a flask with a volume of 247.7 mL. The pressure. is 752.5 torr. The flask is found to contain 1.326 g of the compound. Determine the molecular weight of eugenol. C. What is the molecular formula of eugenol?

13a. Eugenol, the essence of cloves, is a colorless oil. Eugenol is 73.15% C, 7.37% H, and 19.48% O (by weight). Calculate the empirical formula of eugenol. b. A sample of eugenol is vaporized at 98.7 °C into a flask with a volume of 247.7 mL. The pressure. is 752.5 torr. The flask is found to contain 1.326 g of the compound. Determine the molecular weight of eugenol. C. What is the molecular formula of eugenol?

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