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verbe ins acesitas ities/action nation of ead 9. C,H18 + O2 audience nroject. 10, + H,0 > 10. FeCl, + NaOH >Fe(OH), + NaCI_ 11. P + O, P,Os– > 12. Na + H,O NAOH + H, 13. Ag,0 → Ag + O2- 14. S, + O, → SO,- -> 15. CO, + H,0 CH,O, + O2- > 16. K + MgBr,2 → KBr + Mg 17. HCI + CaCO, CaCl, + H,O + CO,-

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Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

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