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Sixteen millilitre of a hydrocarbon gas was exploded with an excess of `O_2`. On cooling ,t he volume of the resulting gaseous mixture was reduced by 48 ml. When `KOH` was added, there was a further decrease of 48 ml in bolume. Find the volucular formula of the compound.

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Since water vapour condenses to practically zero volume of water, the decrease in the volume on cooling i.e., contraction of volume is the volume of water vapour.
`underset(16" ml")underset(1" ml")(C_(x)H_(y))+underset((x+(y)/(4))ml)underset((x+(y)/(4))ml)((x+(y)/(4)))O_(2)tounderset(16x" ml")underset(x" ml")(xCO_(2))+underset(-)underset(-)((y)/(2)H_(2)O)`
Volume of `CO_2=16x=48` `x=3ml`
Volume of reactant `=`Volume of product `+` Contration
`16ml+V_(O_2)(excess)=16xx3ml+V_(O_2)(l eft)+48ml`
`V_(O_2)(excess)-V_(O_2)(l eft)=80ml`
volume of `O_2` used `=80ml`
`16(x+(y)/(4))=80ml`
Solving the equation by putting `x=3`, we get `y=8.`
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