@Aseda2311,
H2 O has a MW of 18 & CO2 has a MW of 44
So 3.384 g of CO2 is 0.0761 gmol of CO2 & 0.693 g H2O is 0.0385 gmol
Now there is 1 atoms of Carbon in CO2 and 2 atoms of H in H2O
so there is 0.0761 mol of C and 0.077 mol of H
the ratio of C to H in the initial sample is equal (within sample error) so the mol formulae is (CH)n. This empirical mol formulae has a mol weight of 78
CH=12+1=13 & n*13=78 so n=78/13=6
So the compound is C6H6
This is benzene.
Rap