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Question 4: Calculate the HDI for each molecular formula. C4H6 ● ● C5H8 • C40H78 • C72H74 C6H6O2 ● C7H9NO₂ C8H10N₂O ● C5H₂Cl3 C6H5Br C6H12O6
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 4: Calculate the HDI for each molecular formula. C4H6 ● ● C5H8 • C40H78 • C72H74 C6H6O2 ● C7H9NO₂ C8H10N₂O ● C5H₂Cl3 C6H5Br C6H12O6
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