A 36.70 gram sample is known to contain only carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.Combustion analysis of the sample produces 79.65 g of CO2 and 36.65 g of H20.If the molar mass of the sample is determined to be approximately 324 g/mol, what is the molecularformula for this sample?C3H18O5C15H41O5C16H2805C16H3606C15H4806

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