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Chapter 4.14, Problem 32P
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Interpretation: The product of the combustion reaction should be determined.
Concept Introduction: Combustion would be the name for the
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Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The product of the combustion reaction should be determined.
Concept Introduction: Combustion would be the name for the chemical reaction in which a material interacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and heat. When oxygen interacts with just another substance, combustion reactions take place, which releases heat as well as light.
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