The molar mass of an oxygenated hydrocarbon substance

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The molar mass of an oxygenated hydrocarbon substance is 88.0 g / mole.Its composition is as follows:O:36.4%,H :9.0%,C:54.6%.Calculate the empirical formula and molecular formula.(use atomic mass C=12.0,H=1.0,O=16.0)

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