A compound is composed of
24.27% Carbon
4.08% Hydrogen
71.65% Chlorine
The compound has a molar mass of 98.96g

A) What is the Empirical formula
B) What is the Molecular formula
C) If I have 12.05 grams of this compound how many molecules of this do I have?

Question

A compound is composed of 
24.27% Carbon
4.08% Hydrogen
71.65% Chlorine
The compound has a molar mass of 98.96g 

A) What is the Empirical formula 
B) What is the Molecular formula
C) If I have 12.05 grams of this compound how many molecules of this do I have?

australopithecus · Answer

I have answered a question exactly like this in the past, it is a fairly lengthy process (but not really. I dont have the time atm to find the question where I answered this but if you want to dig through my answered questions to find it be my guest

australopithecus · Answer

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australopithecus · Answer

http://openstudy.com/users/australopithecus#/updates/503b5448e4b02c1631bd9522 not exactly the same but very close to this problem, you wont need to use ideal gas law

australopithecus · Answer

you can simply use the molecular mass to convert from the empirical to the molecular formula

australopithecus · Answer

Any questions feel free to ask but please go over what I wrote, your question works almost exactly the same