Question 24. QUESTION 24Which balanced chemical equation represents the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon?A. CH3CH2CH3 + 5 023 CO2 + 4H2OB. C26H50 +33 02-16 CO2 + 10 CO + 25 H₂OOC. C36H74 +36 02-36 CO + 37 H₂OD.2 CH3CH2CH3 +7 02-6 CO + 8 H₂0H2O

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QUESTION 24 Which balanced chemical equation represents the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon? OA. CH3CH2CH3 +5 02 3 CO2 + 4H2O B. C26H50 +33 02-16 CO2 + 10 CO +25 H₂O C. C36H74 +36 O2 → 36 CO + 37 H₂O D.2 CH3CH2CH3 +7 02-6 CO +8 H₂0

QUESTION 24 Which balanced chemical equation represents the complete combustion of a hydrocarbon? OA. CH3CH2CH3 +5 02 3 CO2 + 4H2O B. C26H50 +33 02-16 CO2 + 10 CO +25 H₂O C. C36H74 +36 O2 → 36 CO + 37 H₂O D.2 CH3CH2CH3 +7 02-6 CO +8 H₂0

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