C. An organic compound, in liquid form, comprises of 59.2% C, 13.6% Hland 27.2% O, by mass;and has a molar mass of 60 gmol.(RAM: C = 12; H= 1; 0 = 16)Determine the:i.Empirical formula of the compound,11.Molecular formula of the compound.iii.Balanced chemical equation, with the correct physical states, when the molecule fromC ii. above is reacted with oxygen to give carbon dioxide and water.

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C. An organic compound, in liquid form, comprises of 59.2% C, 13.6% H and and has a molar mass of 60 gmol. % 0, by mass, (RAM: C = 12; H=1; 0= 16) Determine the: i. Empirical formula of the compound, ii. Molecular formula of the compound. Balanced chemical equation, with the correct physical states, when the molecule from C ii. above is reacted with oxygen to give carbon dioxide and water. i11.

C. An organic compound, in liquid form, comprises of 59.2% C, 13.6% H and and has a molar mass of 60 gmol. % 0, by mass, (RAM: C = 12; H=1; 0= 16) Determine the: i. Empirical formula of the compound, ii. Molecular formula of the compound. Balanced chemical equation, with the correct physical states, when the molecule from C ii. above is reacted with oxygen to give carbon dioxide and water. i11.

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