When 0.0552 g of an unknown liquid containing only C, H and O undergoes combustion, 0.1213g CO2 and 0.0661 g of H2O were formed. Find the formula of the unknown and draw two different possible structures for that formula.

When 0.0552 g of an unknown liquid containing only C, H and O undergoes combustion, 0.1213g CO2 and 0.0661 g of H2O were formed. Find the formula of the unknown and draw two different possible structures for that formula.

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