y M75.2382 gWeight of ascarite tube before combustion76.8377 g81.4128 gWeight of ascarite tube after combustionWeight of drierite tube before combustiontopnebe afteIXO TOn)Weight of drierite tube after combustion81.7418 gGiven this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound X:X.bavoqmoY bavogmoSAalomon ce reised. Im 001 ani vistetaque Y bus Xabnuoqmoo to mar S.0 juods svloeidmotose eidt ni elast lls lol enoituloz szorit szU tomow IG Im Ob1916w ni Y bas X to yiiliduloe oru exsqmodA 1.4745 g sample of Y was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were:80.7821 gWeight of ascarite tube before combustion83.0196 gWeight of ascarite tube after combustion78.2988 g78.7560 gWeight of drierite tube before combustion od to HeWeight of drierite tube after combustionGiven this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound Y: muiboa eseusyaitasupChemistry M01A Laboratory Manualdass ofebouoomooISUNEM VIoIsTodel A10M Page 74

1916w ni Y bas X to viiliduloa sru sušquon A 1.4745 g sample of Y was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: Weight of ascarite tube before combustion 80.7821 g 83.0196 g Weight of ascarite tube after combustion 78.2988 g Weight of drierite tube before combustioned to He 78.7560 Weight of drierite tube after combustion yaitasup Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound Y: muusibo doss of beurogmos

1916w ni Y bas X to viiliduloa sru sušquon A 1.4745 g sample of Y was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: Weight of ascarite tube before combustion 80.7821 g 83.0196 g Weight of ascarite tube after combustion 78.2988 g Weight of drierite tube before combustioned to He 78.7560 Weight of drierite tube after combustion yaitasup Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound Y: muusibo doss of beurogmos

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