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Raspberry ketone is the naturally occurring compound responsible for the aroma in red raspberries. A 1500.0 μg sample was burned to give 4.020 mg CO2 and 0.987 mg H2O. a.) If raspberry ketone contains only C, H and O, what is its empirical formula?

b) The molecular mass of ethyl acetate is 164.204 amu. What is the molecular formula?

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