While cleaning out an old shelf in the lab, a chemist discovered a bottle labeled "HIGHLY TOXIC". After performing mass spectrometric analysis, it was discovered that the unknown compound has a molar mass of 317.8 amu. Subsequent elemental analysis indicated a percent composition of 75.43% Br, 13.22% N, and 11.34% C. Assuming you have a 100 g sample, how many grams of each element are there, how many moles of each element are there, what is the empirical formula, and what is the molecular formula? Matching. Question 5 options:   g N : (2) 13.2   mol C    g C : (3) 11.3   Empirical formula   mol Br   g Br : (1) 75.4   Molecular formula   mol N   1. 75.4 2. 13.2 3. 11.3 4. 0.944 5. 0.809 6. 0.142 7. 100 8. 1.10 9. 0.165 10. 6.28 11. 5.38 12. CNBr 13. C2N2Br 14. C3N3Br3 15. C4N4Br3

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While cleaning out an old shelf in the lab, a chemist discovered a bottle labeled "HIGHLY TOXIC". After performing mass spectrometric analysis, it was discovered that the unknown compound has a molar mass of 317.8 amu. Subsequent elemental analysis indicated a percent composition of 75.43% Br, 13.22% N, and 11.34% C.

Assuming you have a 100 g sample, how many grams of each element are there, how many moles of each element are there, what is the empirical formula, and what is the molecular formula?

Matching.

Question 5 options:

 

g N : (2) 13.2

 

mol C 

 

g C : (3) 11.3

 

Empirical formula

 

mol Br

 

g Br : (1) 75.4

 

Molecular formula

 

mol N

 
1.

75.4

2.

13.2

3.

11.3

4.

0.944

5.

0.809

6.

0.142

7.

100

8.

1.10

9.

0.165

10.

6.28

11.

5.38

12.

CNBr

13.

C2N2Br

14.

C3N3Br3

15.

C4N4Br3

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