A compound contains only carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen.Combustion of 0.314 g of the compound produced 0.426 g CO2, and0.0620 g H2O. In another experiment it is found that 0.103 g of thecompound produces 0.0460 g of NH3. What is the empirical formula ofthe compound?: *
a. C14H10N6O12

b. C5H7N3O6

c. C7H5N3O6

d. C9H7N2O4

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