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Question 97

Hydrocarbon A was cracked to form one molecule of heptane, C7H16C_7H_{16}C7​H16​, and one molecule of alkene B.

A→C7H16+B A \rightarrow C_7H_{16} + B A→C7​H16​+B

The relative formula mass (MrM_rMr​) of B is 70. The empirical formula of B is CH2CH_2CH2​.

Deduce the molecular formula of hydrocarbon A.

Show your working.

(Relative atomic masses: H=1.0H = 1.0H=1.0, C=12C = 12C=12)

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