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Question 4
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Figure 1 shows the chemical structure of a molecule of compound T.

A molecular diagram of compound T consisting of a chain of four carbon atoms. The first carbon atom on the left is bonded to three hydrogen atoms. The second carbon atom is double-bonded to an oxygen atom. The third carbon atom is single-bonded to one hydrogen atom and also single-bonded to an oxygen-hydrogen (—OH) group. The fourth carbon atom on the right is bonded to three hydrogen atoms.

Use Figure 1 to deduce the empirical formula of compound T.

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