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The empirical formula of an organic compound can be determined via combustion analysis. A typical combustion apparatus is shown below: omi alateyro to moras llam asosiy infor IN-SONDT STUIDTons or broen breno si mate8906 Quat-lom adtatni adut od 90015 gai edw.10d, tiste or vbleu d has yetom sigume or doin H₂O is trapped here, missed 10 91m sill 15wol, CO₂ is trapped here UC ob nas uov ini em or wood lab excess O₂ is added 0000 xuntas ng 199 of nun tent Hoy non so nun ba fuberg 10000.00 000 00 000000000000000000 00000000000000000 butiomaa grilom ai ost of domaile TOXDU 00E of solo al Y bruoqmnes to taloq gais sample is heated until it decomposes er lirw 21sismoodi solo odi 400) 19T of 17 A sample of the chemical is burned in oxygen in a tube packed with copper oxide to ensure complete combustion. The carbon in the compound is converted to CO2, which is absorbed in a tube packed with ascarite. The hydrogen is converted to water vapor and is absorbed in a tube packed with drierite. The increase in weight of the absorber tubes corresponds to the CO₂ and H₂O produced during combustion. Compounds X and Y do NOT contain any nitrogen, sulfur, or halogen atoms; both compounds do contain oxygen. bioA oiosasdonimA-A A 1.0542 g sample of X was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: 75.2382 g 76.8377 g 81.4128 g Weight of ascarite tube before combustion Weight of ascarite tube after combustion Weight of drierite tube before combustion Weight of drierite tube after combustion Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound X: 81.7418 g X bnvoqmo Y buoqmo УТ ТЯЛЯ

The empirical formula of an organic compound can be determined via combustion analysis. A typical combustion apparatus is shown below: omi alateyro to moras llam asosiy infor IN-SONDT STUIDTons or broen breno si mate8906 Quat-lom adtatni adut od 90015 gai edw.10d, tiste or vbleu d has yetom sigume or doin H₂O is trapped here, missed 10 91m sill 15wol, CO₂ is trapped here UC ob nas uov ini em or wood lab excess O₂ is added 0000 xuntas ng 199 of nun tent Hoy non so nun ba fuberg 10000.00 000 00 000000000000000000 00000000000000000 butiomaa grilom ai ost of domaile TOXDU 00E of solo al Y bruoqmnes to taloq gais sample is heated until it decomposes er lirw 21sismoodi solo odi 400) 19T of 17 A sample of the chemical is burned in oxygen in a tube packed with copper oxide to ensure complete combustion. The carbon in the compound is converted to CO2, which is absorbed in a tube packed with ascarite. The hydrogen is converted to water vapor and is absorbed in a tube packed with drierite. The increase in weight of the absorber tubes corresponds to the CO₂ and H₂O produced during combustion. Compounds X and Y do NOT contain any nitrogen, sulfur, or halogen atoms; both compounds do contain oxygen. bioA oiosasdonimA-A A 1.0542 g sample of X was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: 75.2382 g 76.8377 g 81.4128 g Weight of ascarite tube before combustion Weight of ascarite tube after combustion Weight of drierite tube before combustion Weight of drierite tube after combustion Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound X: 81.7418 g X bnvoqmo Y buoqmo УТ ТЯЛЯ

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Name: PART V moitos2 guitis 007 11 excess O, is added combustion The empirical formula of an organic compound can be determined via combustion analysis. A typical combustion apparatus is shown below: omi aletayo to moms llemz s508 Infoq Analysis brown bus.no 31 m 8006 quot-lom et otni odut di se19 blaup 180d ne woYetim sique ord soidw misssi 10 stan sill 15wol, CO₂ is trapped here Ismixonams (8 199 of nun tent and ob uso voy inien om er wood leab 61 BOY JR and. H₂O is trapped here, 10m &g S3 Inubing 0000 000 000 000 AIRO OTOM & D bution and grilom ai solat of domaile TOM 000000000 sample is heated until it decomposes SUNEISUUSr go dong is Tiet 0000° Section: THAT 10) bruogmos taroq ganism sT smo imonesia di as thing Jidve A sample of the chemical is burned in oxygen in a tube packed with copper oxide to ensure complete combustion. The carbon in the compound is converted to CO2, which is absorbed in a tube packed with ascarite. The hydrogen is converted to water vapor and is absorbed in a tube packed with drierite. The increase in weight of the absorber tubes corresponds to the CO2 and H₂O produced during combustion. Compounds X and Y do NOT contain any nitrogen, sulfur, or halogen atoms; both compounds do contain oxygen. bioA oiosasdonimA-A A 1.0542 g sample of X was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: 75.2382 g 76.8377 g 81.4128 g Weight of ascarite tube before combustion Weight of ascarite tube after combustion Weight of drierite tube before combustion Weight of drierite tube after combustion Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound X: 81.7418 g nitssensd X branqanos Y buvoqro УТ ТЯЛЯ guimienos 1sclesd Jm 001 s mi ysterqpa Y bus zabnuoquoo to mang S.0 tuodu svlocid noiosa eidi ni jest le solenoiuloa ozarit salow IG Jar OP 1916w ni Y bris X to ylilidulos srit promo
Transcribed Image Text:Name: PART V moitos2 guitis 007 11 excess O, is added combustion The empirical formula of an organic compound can be determined via combustion analysis. A typical combustion apparatus is shown below: omi aletayo to moms llemz s508 Infoq Analysis brown bus.no 31 m 8006 quot-lom et otni odut di se19 blaup 180d ne woYetim sique ord soidw misssi 10 stan sill 15wol, CO₂ is trapped here Ismixonams (8 199 of nun tent and ob uso voy inien om er wood leab 61 BOY JR and. H₂O is trapped here, 10m &g S3 Inubing 0000 000 000 000 AIRO OTOM & D bution and grilom ai solat of domaile TOM 000000000 sample is heated until it decomposes SUNEISUUSr go dong is Tiet 0000° Section: THAT 10) bruogmos taroq ganism sT smo imonesia di as thing Jidve A sample of the chemical is burned in oxygen in a tube packed with copper oxide to ensure complete combustion. The carbon in the compound is converted to CO2, which is absorbed in a tube packed with ascarite. The hydrogen is converted to water vapor and is absorbed in a tube packed with drierite. The increase in weight of the absorber tubes corresponds to the CO2 and H₂O produced during combustion. Compounds X and Y do NOT contain any nitrogen, sulfur, or halogen atoms; both compounds do contain oxygen. bioA oiosasdonimA-A A 1.0542 g sample of X was burned in a combustion apparatus. The results were: 75.2382 g 76.8377 g 81.4128 g Weight of ascarite tube before combustion Weight of ascarite tube after combustion Weight of drierite tube before combustion Weight of drierite tube after combustion Given this data, calculate the empirical formula of compound X: 81.7418 g nitssensd X branqanos Y buvoqro УТ ТЯЛЯ guimienos 1sclesd Jm 001 s mi ysterqpa Y bus zabnuoquoo to mang S.0 tuodu svlocid noiosa eidi ni jest le solenoiuloa ozarit salow IG Jar OP 1916w ni Y bris X to ylilidulos srit promo
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