+ + CH, 20, co, 2H,0 methane oxygen carbon dioxide water 16 g 2*32 g 44 g 2*18 g

+ + CH, 20, co, 2H,0 methane oxygen carbon dioxide water 16 g 232 g 44 g 218 g

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