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Chemistry help.. gas laws
A 13.4g sample of an unknown liquid is vaporized at 85degrees C and 100.0kPa. The vapour has a volume of 2.85L. The percentage composition of the liquid is found to be 68.5% carbon 8.6% hydrogen and 22.8% oxygen. What is the molecular formula of the liquid? Please show all steps! Thanks!!
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