Two organic compounds,one present in vinegar and the other present in sour milk has empirical formula CH2O. molar mass of A=90g/mol,molar mass of B=60g/mol. calculate the molecular formula of A and B?
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Explanation:
Given -
- Two organic compound, one present in vinegar and other present in sour milk has empirical formula CH2O
- Molar mass of A is 90 g/mol
- Molar mass of B is 60 g/mol
To Find -
- Calculate the molecular formula of A and B
Let's calculate empirical mass first
→ 12 + 1×2 + 16
→ 30 g/mol
Now,
As we know that :-
- Molecular mass = n × empirical mass
For compound A :-
It is given that compound A has molecular mass 90 g/mol And empirical formula is 30 g/mol (calculated above)
Then,
→ 90 = n × 30
→ n = 3
For compound B :-
It is given that compound A has molecular mass 60 g/mol And empirical formula is 30 g/mol (calculated above)
Then,
→ 60 = n × 30
→ n = 2
Now,
As we know that :-
molecular formula = n × Empirical formula
Molecular formula of Compound A :-
→ 3(CH2O)
→ C3H6O3
And
Molecular formula of compound B :-
→ 2(CH2O)
→ C2H4O2
Hence,
Molecular formula of A is C3H6O3
and
Molecular formula of B is C2H4O2.
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