The Empirical formula of glucose is:
Correct answer: D. CH2O
- A. CH4
- B. C6H6
- C. CHO
- D. CH2O
Explanation
Option D is correct because this is the empirical fomula of glucose and its simple molecular formula would be C6H12O6.
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