An experimental technique called elemental analysis reveals that particular antibiotic is composed of 53.827% carbon, 6.453% hydrogen, 8.968% nitrogen, 10.27% sulfur, and the rest is oxygen. What is the empirical formula of penicillin F? O C14H20N2SO3 O C54H6N9S10 O C14H20N2SO4 O C54H6N9S10020 O C5H6NSO

An experimental technique called elemental analysis reveals that particular antibiotic is composed of 53.827% carbon, 6.453% hydrogen, 8.968% nitrogen, 10.27% sulfur, and the rest is oxygen. What is the empirical formula of penicillin F? O C14H20N2SO3 O C54H6N9S10 O C14H20N2SO4 O C54H6N9S10020 O C5H6NSO

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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