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What is C2OH6?

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Updated: 6/13/2024

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What is te symble of ethanol?

To correct your English Grammar. It is NOT symble' , but 'symbol' Secondly for a chemical substance it is the FORMULA. Symbols are only given to elements in the Periodic Table. So the equation should read ' What is the chemical formula for ethanol?' Answer: CH3CH2OH Sometimes shortened to C2H5OH , but NEVER 'C2H6O' nor 'C2OH6'. NB Carbon's symbol is 'C' Hydrogen's symbol is 'H' Oxygen's symbol is 'O'. Combined together as the substance 'ethanol', they have the Formula of CH3CH2OH .


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