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An organic chemical solid was found at a hazardous waste site. Elemental analysis of 1 g...

An organic chemical solid was found at a hazardous waste site. Elemental analysis of 1 g of the solid gave the following results:

0.49 g carbon, 0.027 g hydrogen, o.48 g chlorine

Using atomic weights of the elements, please provide the chemical formula and two possible structures (i.e., isomers).

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