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A compound contains 76.6% C, 6.38% H and 17.0% O. Which is the correct empirical formula? C6H6O C2H2O C4H4O CH2O
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A compound contains 76.6% C, 6.38% H and 17.0% O. Which is the correct empirical formula? C6H6O C2H2O C4H4O CH2O
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A compound contains 76.6% C, 6.38% H and 17.0% O. Which is the correct empirical formula?
C6H6O
C2H2O
C4H4O
CH2O
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