GCSE Chemistry 1: If the Mr of the empirical formula CH2 is 14, and the molecules' Mr is 56, how many times bigger is the molecular formula compared to the empirical formula?

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If the Mr of the empirical formula CH2 is 14, and the molecules' Mr is 56, how many times bigger is the molecular formula compared to the empirical formula?

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In this case it's 4 times bigger (56/14 = 4).

GCSE Chemistry 1

If the Mr of the empirical formula CH2 is 14, and the molecules' Mr is 56, how many times bigger is the molecular formula compared to the empirical formula?

In this case it's 4 times bigger (56/14 = 4).

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