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Now on to something new: it's not just fossil fuel hydrocarbons, alcohols also burn completely away to make only CO2 and water, as shown below. Alcohols differ slightly from hydrocarbons: alcohols contain hydrogen and carbon, but they also contain 1 oxygen. "Methanol" is the simplest alcohol because it formula is CH3OH, each molecule contains 1 carbon. As you can see in the reaction below, 2 methanol molecules react with 3 oxygen. How many water molecules are produced? methanol + oxygen carbon dioxide + water 2CH,OH, + 30,le 2CO 218) 4H,Om +. (),

Now on to something new: it's not just fossil fuel hydrocarbons, alcohols also burn completely away to make only CO2 and water, as shown below. Alcohols differ slightly from hydrocarbons: alcohols contain hydrogen and carbon, but they also contain 1 oxygen. "Methanol" is the simplest alcohol because it formula is CH3OH, each molecule contains 1 carbon. As you can see in the reaction below, 2 methanol molecules react with 3 oxygen. How many water molecules are produced? methanol + oxygen carbon dioxide + water 2CH,OH, + 30,le 2CO 218) 4H,Om +. (),

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Now on to something new: it's not just fossil fuel hydrocarbons, alcohols also burn completely away to make only CO2 and water, as shown below. Alcohols differ slightly from hydrocarbons: alcohols contain hydrogen and carbon, but they also contain 1 oxygen. "Methanol" is the simplest alcohol because it formula is CH3OH, each molecule contains 1 carbon. As you can see in the reaction below, 2 methanol molecules react with 3 oxygen. How many water molecules are produced? methanol + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water 2CH,OH) 2CO2(8) 4H,Om +. 2(s) (),
Transcribed Image Text:Now on to something new: it's not just fossil fuel hydrocarbons, alcohols also burn completely away to make only CO2 and water, as shown below. Alcohols differ slightly from hydrocarbons: alcohols contain hydrogen and carbon, but they also contain 1 oxygen. "Methanol" is the simplest alcohol because it formula is CH3OH, each molecule contains 1 carbon. As you can see in the reaction below, 2 methanol molecules react with 3 oxygen. How many water molecules are produced? methanol + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water 2CH,OH) 2CO2(8) 4H,Om +. 2(s) (),
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