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Hexane (C6H14C_6H_{14}C6​H14​), dodecane (C12H26C_{12}H_{26}C12​H26​), and icosane (C20H42C_{20}H_{42}C20​H42​) are hydrocarbons obtained from the refining of crude oil.

Which statement regarding these three substances is correct?

They all have the same ratio of carbon-to-hydrogen atoms by mass, resulting in identical empirical formulas.

In a fractional distillation column, hexane condenses at a higher temperature (closer to the bottom) than icosane.

With a restricted oxygen supply, all three can undergo incomplete combustion to produce carbon monoxide and water.

A 1.0 g1.0\text{ g}1.0 g sample of each compound requires the exact same mass of oxygen for complete combustion.

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