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What molecular formula represents the primary sugar found in human blood?
Answer: C₆H₁₂O₆
Why: Your entire bloodstream carries only about 4 grams of glucose at any moment, roughly one teaspoon.
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Which formula represents the toxic gas produced by incomplete combustion?
Answer: CO
Why: Colorless and odorless, it latches onto blood's oxygen carrier hundreds of times more tightly than oxygen, so homes fit detectors.
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What did August Kekulé dream of to discover benzene's hexagonal molecular structure?
Answer: A snake eating its tail
Why: Kekulé first told this story in 1890, a quarter century after his benzene paper, and historians still argue whether it ever happened.
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What is the main component of natural gas?
Answer: Methane
Why: Natural gas is roughly 70 to 90 percent methane; ethane, the next biggest ingredient, rarely tops 10 percent.
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How many atoms are in one molecule of sulfuric acid, H₂SO₄?
Answer: Seven
Why: Those same seven atoms build Venus's clouds: the planet is wrapped in droplets of sulfuric acid rather than water.
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Which formula represents the simplest alkene used to ripen fruit?
Answer: C₂H₄
Why: Leaking city lighting gas defoliated street trees in the 1860s; in 1901 Neljubow showed its active ingredient was ethylene.