Determine how many carbon in this empirical formula

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silver chloride,(AgCl) often used in silver plating, contains 75.27% of silver. compute the mass of AgCl essential to plate 170 mg of pure Ag(silver.)

Examination of A compound was done by elemental analysis and determined to be 11.18% hydrogen , 66.63% carbon, and 22.19% oxygen. find out the empirical formula also determine how many carbon,hydrogen, oxygen atoms are in there in this empirical formula?

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