(c) Restatement: Compound F = CxHyGzor CxHyClz?
C H Clxy z+++O 2 __ggii"CO 2 H O 2 ^,h Cl 2 _gi
2 19.?. .?gg+++"3 88g0 80ggClg 2 _i
moles of carbon = moles of CO 2
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g mole
gCO
44 01
388
(^21) 0 0882 |
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- =
moles of hydrogen = 2 ×moles of H 2 O
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g mole
gH O
2
18 02
080
#^21 0 088
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- =
(2.19 grams of F)(1 mole F / 74.5 g F) = 0.0294 mole of compound F
This means that each mole of F contains 3 moles of C (0.0882 / 0.0294) and 3 moles of H
(0.088), or 39 grams of CH. This leaves 74.5 −39 = 36 grams, corresponding to 1 mole of
element G (Cl). Therefore, the empirical formula is C 3 H 3 Cl.
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