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Molecular formula of a compound with an empirical formula c5h6 and a molar mass of 132.21
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Molecular formula of a compound with an empirical formula c5h6 and a molar mass of 132.21

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Answer:C10H12

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :empirical formula =C5H6

molar mass of carbon =12 g /mole approximately

molar mass of hydrogen =1.01g/mole approximately

molar mass of C5H6=(5*12)+(6*1.01)=66.06 g/moles

132.21/66.06=2 approximately

therefore ,the answer is C10H12

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