4. Identify the molecule that will release more total energy during combustion – ethane (C,H3) or ethylene glycol(OHCH,-CH,OH)? Explain the chemical basis for the difference in energy.Онон°C-H-H.

Combustion: A chemical process in which a substance reacts with oxygen and releases heat energy.

4. Identify the molecule that will release more total energy during combustion – ethane (C,Hs) or ethylene glycol (OHCH,-CH,OH)? Explain the chemical basis for the difference in energy. он он H-C H- H-C H. H. H.

4. Identify the molecule that will release more total energy during combustion – ethane (C,Hs) or ethylene glycol (OHCH,-CH,OH)? Explain the chemical basis for the difference in energy. он он H-C H- H-C H. H. H.

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