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14 December, 20:31

The generic empirical formula for an organic compound containing oxygen can be written as CHO, For such a compound which is, by mass percentage, 51.72% carbon, 41.34% oxygen and 6.945% hydrogen, determine the whole number values for x, y & z. (5 pts)

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