Q1. A hydrocarbon (M=224.253 g/mol) found to contain 64.27% carbon and 7.19% hydrogen by mass, the remainder was oxygen. Combustion analysis of a 18.4 g sample of this compound produced COne and H:Oe, that were collected in a container at 27°C. The final pressure of the container was measured as 1.50 atm. What is the partial pressure of CO2e and H:Og?

Q1. A hydrocarbon (M=224.253 g/mol) found to contain 64.27% carbon and 7.19% hydrogen by mass, the remainder was oxygen. Combustion analysis of a 18.4 g sample of this compound produced COne and H:Oe, that were collected in a container at 27°C. The final pressure of the container was measured as 1.50 atm. What is the partial pressure of CO2e and H:Og?

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