Posted by julie on Sunday, September 16, 2007 at 3:46pm.
Use the first to determine the moles of C, the second the moles of H, and then to determine the moles of N, use the last data.
The mole ratio you get from the moles of C, H, N is the empirical formula.
Use the first to determine the moles of C, the second the moles of H, and then to determine the moles of N, use the last data.
The mole ratio you get from the moles of C, H, N is the empirical formula.
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