If the molecular weight of a compound is 60 and its empirical formula …

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If the molecular weight of a compound is 60 and its empirical formula weight is 30, then the value of $n$ in $	ext{Molecular formula} = n 	imes 	ext{empirical formula}$ is

Accepted Answer

B. 2

Here, $n=\dfrac{	ext{molecular weight}}{	ext{empirical formula weight}}=\dfrac{60}{30}=2$. So the molecular formula is twice the empirical formula.

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If the molecular weight of a compound is 60 and its empirical formula weight is 30, then the value of $n$ in $\text{Molecular formula} = n \times \text{empirical formula}$ is