What is the molecular formula of a hydrocarbon with M + = 108? (Write the formula with no subscripts, e. g. C4H10.)

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Denzel Howe

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26 April, 14:35

What is the molecular formula of a hydrocarbon with M + = 108? (Write the formula with no subscripts, e. g. C4H10.)

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George Petty · Answer 1

M+=108 is way of representing molecular formula of a compound indicating simple numbers of each type of atom in a molecule and there is no information about the structure.

Here it given the molecule is hydrocarbon with 8 carbon atom and 12 hydrogen atom. Thus the compound is C8H12.

C8H12 has one ring and two double bonds.