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  • Octane: Carbon to Hydrogen Ratio Explained (C8H18)
    Here's how to determine the ratio of carbon to hydrogen atoms in octane:

    * Octane's Chemical Formula: Octane has the chemical formula C₈H₁₈.

    * Ratio: This formula tells us there are 8 carbon atoms (C) and 18 hydrogen atoms (H) in each molecule of octane.

    * Simplified Ratio: The simplest whole-number ratio of carbon to hydrogen is 8:18, which can be further simplified to 4:9.

    Therefore, the ratio of carbon atoms to hydrogen atoms in octane is 4:9.

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