Answer to Question #170235 in General Chemistry for Steve

General Chemistry

Question #170235

?C5H10O2(l)+?O2(g)=?CO2(g)+?H2O(g)

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Solution :

Given chemical reaction :

"2C_5H_{10}O_2\\;+\\;13O_2\\;\\rightarrow\\;10CO_2\\;+10H_2O"

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