The value of x is 18.
Mass of sample=3.64mg
Mass of carbon = 3.167mg
Mass of hydrogen = 3.64-3.167= 0.473mg
Moles of carbon=3.167/12×10^3=2.369×10^-4
Moles of hydrogen=0.473/1×10^3=4.73×10^-4
Ratio is determined by diving with smallest number
For carbon = 2.369×10^-4/2.369×10^-4 = 1
For hydrogen=4.73×10^-4/2.369×10^-4=1.8=2
Empirical formula =CH2
Molecular formula = n×empirical formula
Thus C9Hx=n × CH2
thus n = 9
Hence x=9×2=18
Thus answer is x=18.
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