Below is a balanced equation of a combustion reaction: 1 mol H,0 4 mol C,H, C,Hg + 502 - 3cO2 + 4H,0 Considering the equation above, which mole ratio is correctly written? 3 mol CO, 1 mol C,Hs 3 mol O2 5 mol CO, 3 mol H,0 4 mol CO,

Below is a balanced equation of a combustion reaction: 1 mol H,0 4 mol C,H, C,Hg + 502 - 3cO2 + 4H,0 Considering the equation above, which mole ratio is correctly written? 3 mol CO, 1 mol C,Hs 3 mol O2 5 mol CO, 3 mol H,0 4 mol CO,

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Below is a balanced equation of a combustion reaction:
C3HB + 502 - 3CO2 + 4H20
1 mol H,0
4 mol C,Hg
Considering the equation above, which mole ratio is correctly written?
3 mol CO,
1 mol C,H3
3 mol 02
5 mol CO2
3 mol H,O
4 mol CO2
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