The compound naphthalene, which is used in mothballs, contains carbon, hydrogen, and possibly oxygen. When 0.220 g
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The compound naphthalene, which is used in mothballs, contains carbon, hydrogen, and possibly oxygen. When 0.220 g of naphthalene is subjected to combustion analysis, it yields 93.66% C and 6.31% H. If the molar mass of naphthalene is approximately 128 g/mol, what is its molecular formula?
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