gamsa haeyo :) Write a balanced chemical equation for each chemicalreaction.41. complete combustion of heptane, C,H16(l)45. complete combustion of octane, C3H18(l)46. incomplete combustion ofoctane:2C3H18(l) + 1702(g) → _CO(g) + _H,O(g)48. incomplete combustion of propane:C;Hg(g) + 202(g)+_H,O(g)

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Write a balanced chemical equation for each chemical reaction. 41. complete combustion of heptane, C,H16(C) 45. complete combustion of octane, C3H18(€) 46. incomplete combustion of octane: 2C3H18(€) + 1702(g) → _CO(g) + _H,O(g)

Write a balanced chemical equation for each chemical reaction. 41. complete combustion of heptane, C,H16(C) 45. complete combustion of octane, C3H18(€) 46. incomplete combustion of octane: 2C3H18(€) + 1702(g) → _CO(g) + _H,O(g)

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Write a balanced chemical equation for each chemical
reaction.
41. complete combustion of heptane, C,H16(l)
45. complete combustion of octane, C3H18(l)
46. incomplete combustion ofoctane:
2C3H18(l) + 1702(g) → _CO(g) + _H,O(g)
48. incomplete combustion of propane:
C;Hg(g) + 202(g)
+_H,O(g)

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