Define what is the molecular formula of adenine

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The Adenine is a nitrogen-containing compound found in DNA and RNA. Suppose adenine has a composition of 44.5% C, 3.70% H, and 51.8% N, and a molar mass of about 135 g, define what is the molecular formula of adenine?

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