A compounds analyzes to be 617 cl 2672 p and 1211 n 12952 g

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A compounds analyzes to be 61.7% Cl, 26.72% P, and 12.11% N. 1.2952 g of the compound was dissolved in 15.00 ml of benzene (density of benzene=.879 g/ml). Producing a solution freezing at 4.03 degress celcius. Pure benzene has a freezing point of 5.48 degrees celcius with a Kf of 5.12Co/molal. What is the empirical and molecular formula for this compound.

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