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Chemical Formulas
Briefly there are three ways of expressing information about a particular chemical compound:
structural formula
,
molecular formula
and
empirical formula
.
Structural Formula
Structural formula is useful when we need to express information about how atoms are bound to each other.
For example:
Molecular Formula
Molecular Formula is useful when we need to show which and how many atoms a molecule is consisting of.
For example:
H
2
O
Empirical Formula
Empirical formula gives a simple expression of the ratio of the elements in a compound.
For example:
CH
3
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