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Standard IX
Chemistry
Molecular Formula
A carbohydrat...
Question
A carbohydrate contains
40
%
carbon and
6.66
hydrogen. Determine molecular formula if molecular weight is
180
.
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Solution
Given:-
Carbon
⟶
40
%
Hydrogen
⟶
6.66
%
Oxygen
⟶
100
−
(
40
+
6.66
)
=
53.34
%
Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen
40
12
6.66
1
53.34
16
3.33
6.66
3.33
Simplest ratio=
C
H
2
O
Molecular formula mass= n
×
structural formula mass
⇒
180
=
n
×
30
⇒
n
=
6
Molecular formula=
C
6
H
12
O
6
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