The vapour of a hydrocarbon is 2.47 times heavier than that of oxygen. What is it`s molecular weight?
Adhiraj Kapoor , 8 Years ago
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From the given data:
as we know,
The molecular weight of Oxygen is known to be 32 g/mol
Since the molecular weight of the hydrocarbon is 2.47 times heaver that that of oxygen then molecular of compound is 2.47 *32 = 79.04 g/mol
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