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state the difference between the two succeeding members in terms of molar mass and number of carbon and hydrogen atoms of a homologous series of carbon compounds

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Answered by AkashYadav08
16
In the homologous series of carbon atoms the number of hydrogen atoms increase by two and the number of carbon atoms increase by one. Molar mass can be calculated accordingly.
Answered by Bhavyabhadauria
8
The difference in molecular mass between two consecutive homologues is 14 amu and each consecutive member differs from the next by one carbon atom and two hydrogen atom.

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