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How do I find the molar mass of the hydrocarbon with only this much of information?
0.200 mol of a Hydrocarbon undergo combustion to give 35.2g of carbon dioxide and 14.4g of water as the only products.
What is the molecular formula of the hydrocarbon? I've found the general formula... but I'm unable to find the molar mass of the compound with only this much of information? |
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