Physical Science
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Chapter 10, Problem 8QFT
(a)
To determine
The product of combustion of ethyl alcohol
(b)
To determine
The product obtained from the rusting of aluminum.
(c)
To determine
The product of reaction between iron and sodium chloride.
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