O 3G lI..CHEM 310 and 312 Homework O... pCHEM 310 and CHEM 312Homework # 1Q1) The combustion of an 8.23-mg sample of unknown substance gave 9.62 mg CO: and 3.94mg H:0. Another sample, weighing 5.32 mg, gave 13.49 mg AgCl in a halogen analysis.Determine the percentage composition and empirical formula for this organic compound.

Given: Mass of unknown substance = 8.23-mg Mass of CO2 = 9.62 mg and H2O = 3.94 mg released on…

QI) The combustion of an 8.23-mg sample of unknown substance gave 9.62 mg CO: and 3.94 mg H;O. Another sample, weighing 5.32 mg, gave 13.49 mg AgCl in a halogen analysis. Determine the percentage composition and empirical formula for this organic compound.

QI) The combustion of an 8.23-mg sample of unknown substance gave 9.62 mg CO: and 3.94 mg H;O. Another sample, weighing 5.32 mg, gave 13.49 mg AgCl in a halogen analysis. Determine the percentage composition and empirical formula for this organic compound.

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