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O Level Chemistry: Determining Molecular Formula from Empirical Formula

In the previous blogpost, we have discussed on the Common Errors on Calculating Empirical Formula, when given Composition by Mass. Today we shall go one step further and see how we can determine the Molecular Formula from an Empirical Formula.

The Molecular Formula shows all the atoms of each element contained in one molecule.

Empirical Formula shows the simplest ratio of the different types of elements present in a molecule.

For example, Hexane has Molecular Formula of C6H12 and Empirical Formula of CH2.

As such, Molecular Formula is a simple multiple of the Empirical Formula:

Molecular Formula = n X Empirical Formula

where n = 1, 2, 3, etc

The molecular formula can be calculated from:

  1. Empirical Formula
  2. Relative Molecular Mass, Mr of Compound

Let’s take a look at an example. [Read more…] about O Level Chemistry: Determining Molecular Formula from Empirical Formula

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