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What is the a) empirical formula, b) molar mass, and c) molecular formula of the compound (contains only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen) in which upon combustion gives 31.57% C and 5.30% H, and upon dissolving 10.56 g in 25.0 g water gives a freezing point of -5.20 C?

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