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The carbon atom has an atomic weight of 12, while each oxygen is 16, so you have 32 weight of oxygen per 12 carbon. The hydrogen in hydrocarbons on the other h
by wlesieutre 3y ago
The carbon atom has an atomic weight of 12, while each oxygen is 16, so you have 32 weight of oxygen per 12 carbon.
The hydrogen in hydrocarbons on the other hand, doesn’t weigh much at all. Atomic weight of 1. But with a high school knowledge of chemistry I couldn’t tell you what all is in those plastics.