Chemistry, asked by amonbhatti9744, 11 months ago

A 15⋅g mass of methane is combusted with a 50⋅g mass of dioxygen gas. Will combustion be complete?

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yes , combustion will complete because the oxygen is sufficient to burn the methane.

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