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For 1st compound,

Empirical Formula = C2HCl

Empirical formula Mass(Emass) = (2 x 12) + 1 +35.5 = 60.5 gms

Given Molecular Formula Mass(Mmass) = 241.93 gms/mol

The molecular formula can be represented by:

C2NHNClNwhere N is an integer.

Empirical formula mass and molecular formula are related by the below given expression.

Mmass=N×Emass

Now, putting the known values, we get

241.93=N×60.5N=241.9360.5=4approx

Putting the Value of N in the above mentioned representation, we get the molecular formula as C8H4Cl4.

 

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