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Hatshy [7]
3 years ago
9

Determine the empirical formulas for the following compounds:

Chemistry
1 answer:
zysi [14]3 years ago
6 0

<u>Explanation:</u>

Empirical formula is defined as the formula in which atoms in a compound are present in simplest whole number ratios.

For the given options:

  • <u>Option a:</u> Acetic acid

Acetic acid having molecular formula C_2H_4O_2. To write the empirical formula, we divide each subscript by 2.

C_{2/2}H_{4/2}O_{2/2}=CH_2O

Hence, the empirical formula for acetic acid is CH_2O

  • <u>Option b:</u> Citric acid

Citric acid having molecular formula C_6H_8O_7. To write the empirical formula, we divide each subscript by 1.

C_{6/1}H_{8/1}O_{7/1}=C_6H_8O_7

Hence, the empirical formula for citric acid is C_6H_8O_7

  • <u>Option c:</u> Hydrazine

Hydrazine having molecular formula N_2H_4. To write the empirical formula, we divide each subscript by 2.

N_{2/2}H_{4/2}=NH_2

Hence, the empirical formula for hydrazine is NH_2

  • <u>Option d:</u> Nicotine

Nicotine having molecular formula C_{10}H_{14}N_2. To write the empirical formula, we divide each subscript by 2.

C_{10/2}H_{14/2}N_{2/1}=C_5H_7N

Hence, the empirical formula for nicotine is C_5H_7N

  • <u>Option e:</u> Butane

Butane having molecular formula C_{4}H_{10}. To write the empirical formula, we divide each subscript by 2.

C_{4/2}H_{10/2}=C_2H_5

Hence, the empirical formula for butane is C_2H_5

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