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Which of the following is both an empirical formula and a molecular formula?

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*(A)*CO

*(B)*C3H6

*(C)*CuSO4*∙ 5H2O

*(D)*NaCl
 

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Which of the following is both an empirical formula and a molecular formula?

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*(A)*CO

*(B)*C3H6

*(C)*CuSO4*∙ 5H2O

*(D)*NaCl
The answer is A (I think).

D is an ionic compound, which means that it doesn't have molecules.
C is a molecular formula.
B would be the answer I'd go for if it wasn't A.
 
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I think it is A as well. C3H6 is part of the alkene group which has a variety of formulas in its homologous series.. like C6H12 so and C2H4. So, I think you're right ^^ im going with the A
 

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I think it is A as well. C3H6 is part of the alkene group which has a variety of formulas in its homologous series.. like C6H12 so and C2H4. So, I think you're right ^^ im going with the A
Glad I could help.
 

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It's A. B is wrong because it isn't an empirical formula - the empirical formula of C3H6 is CH2.
 

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