HELP? what is the molecular formula for empirical formula CH (script m = 78.11 g/mol)?
Do total mass = n(mass of CH) Find n, then do c=n(CH)
so what do c and n mean?
Oh God I typed c and meant backspace n but did =n. Find n, then do n(CH) is what I meant.
haha its ok. but what is n? like idk what it stands for
It's just a scalar multiple used to note a factor of the molecular formula.
dude dumify it for me please. so is n like the total mass?
n is just a number
number for what? (sorry if i am an idiot)
Just a number to tell you how many times empirical formula is the molecular formula.
so empirical formula is the CH? and im suppose to get to like C_ H_? ok so can you do the steps and describe them? i learn and understand it when i see it done and described the steps.
Yup. Well I gave you the steps in my first reply.
so n= total mass/ Mass of CH? isnt total mass and mass of CH the same?
Yup. The total mass given is the mass of the molecular formula.
Wait, what is script m in the question? I see no m
idk it just sayd empirical formula CH ( m = 78.11 g/mol)
m or script m? Either way, that mass is the total mass for the molecular formula.
its m. just the way the symbol translated showed as script m. so C= 12.02 and H=1.008 so i add them together and its 13.028. what do I do from here?
C6H6!!! okkk so I divided 78.11/13.028 and i got 5.99 and i rounded it up to 6. so thats how i got C6H6. thanks dude!
Lol I fell asleep but yea that's what you do and get. You're welcome.
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