Q5.) Two isomeric aromatic compounds X and Y have the following percentage composition by lmass! C = 66.4%, H = a.) Find the molecular formula for X and Y. b.) i.) One of the compounds, X, yields a white precipitate when warmed with aqueous silver nitrate, whereas Y does not. What can you deduce from this? ii.) Suggest a structure for X and give all the possible structures for Y. c.) Compounds related to Y are used as insecticides. What property to these compounds causing environmental damage? 5.5%, Cl = 28.1%. The relative molecular mass of the compounds is 128.5. %3D

Q5.) Two isomeric aromatic compounds X and Y have the following percentage composition by lmass! C = 66.4%, H = a.) Find the molecular formula for X and Y. b.) i.) One of the compounds, X, yields a white precipitate when warmed with aqueous silver nitrate, whereas Y does not. What can you deduce from this? ii.) Suggest a structure for X and give all the possible structures for Y. c.) Compounds related to Y are used as insecticides. What property to these compounds causing environmental damage? 5.5%, Cl = 28.1%. The relative molecular mass of the compounds is 128.5. %3D

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