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Question 4 In compound {A}, there is 6.3 {~g} of hydrogen and

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Question 4 In compound $A$ , there is $6.3 g$ of hydrogen and $18.7 g$ of carbon, while in compound $B$ there is $6.9 g$ of hydrogen and $41.0 g$ of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas? $A : CH 3; BCH$ $A : CH 4$ ; $BCH$ A: $CH 6; BCH 3$ A: $CH$ ; $B CH 2$

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Description: Video solution 1: Question 4 In compound A, there is 6.3 g of hydrogen and 18.7 g of carbon, while in compound B there is 6.9 g of hydrogen and 41.0 g of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas? A:CH3;BCH A:CH4; BCH A: CH6;BCH3 A: CH; BCH2

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Question 4 In compound

A

, there is

6.3 g

of hydrogen and

18.7 g

of carbon, while in compound

B

there is

6.9 g

of hydrogen and

41.0 g

of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas?

A : CH 3; BCH

A : CH 4

;

BCH

CH 6; BCH 3

CH

;

B CH 2

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Question Text	Question 4 In compound $A$ , there is $6.3 g$ of hydrogen and $18.7 g$ of carbon, while in compound $B$ there is $6.9 g$ of hydrogen and $41.0 g$ of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas? $A : CH 3; BCH$ $A : CH 4$ ; $BCH$ A: $CH 6; BCH 3$ A: $CH$ ; $B CH 2$
Updated On	Nov 28, 2022
Topic	Bonding and Chemical Reactions
Subject	Chemistry
Class	High School
Answer Type	Video solution: 1
Upvotes	77
Avg. Video Duration	6 min

Question 4 In compound A, there is 6.3 g of hydrogen and 18.7 g of carbon, while in compound B there is 6.9 g of hydrogen and 41.0 g of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas? A:CH3;BCHA:CH4; BCH A: CH6;BCH3 A: CH; BCH2

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Question 4 In compound $A$ , there is $6.3 g$ of hydrogen and $18.7 g$ of carbon, while in compound $B$ there is $6.9 g$ of hydrogen and $41.0 g$ of carbon. Which answer most likely shows their formulas? $A : CH 3; BCH$ $A : CH 4$ ; $BCH$ A: $CH 6; BCH 3$ A: $CH$ ; $B CH 2$