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The hydrocarbon compounds always consist of three atoms.
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Those are carbon atom, hydrogen atom and oxygen atom.
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Let's assume our compound is cx, hy and oz.
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When the combustion occurs, the compound 67 .1 mg will produce 182 mg of co2 and 37 .3 mg of water.
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Now we calculate the moles of each that is moles of carbon dioxide is equal to 182 divided by molecular weight of co2 is 44.
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This is equal to 4 .136 and now moles of h2o is equal to 37 .3 the molecular weight of water is 18.
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This is equal to 2 .07 grams of carbon is equal to 4 .136 into 12 atomic mass of carbon that is 49 .63 mg and grams or milligrams of hydrogen is equal to 2 .072 into 2.
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This is equal to 4 .144 mg and the grams or milligrams of oxygen is equal to 69 .1 minus 49 .63 minus 4 .144 that is equal to 13 .326 mg.
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Now we have to calculate the moles of each atom.
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Moles of carbon is equal to 49 .63 divided by 12.
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This is equal to 4 .136 moles of hydrogen is equal to 4 .144 divided by 1...