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5. Translate the following word equations into balanced chemical equations. Use molecular formulas for part (a) and line formula for part (b). 3-ethylheptane + oxygen > a. uv Propane + bromine → b.

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5.
Translate the following word equations into balanced chemical equations. Use molecular
formulas for part (a) and line formula for part (b).
3-ethylheptane + oxygen →
a.
uv
b.
Propane + bromine →

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