chemical equation for combustion reactions of the hydrocarbon ,butane
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form. of butane is C4H10
combustion means addition of O2
when butane burns(in excess of air) it gives CO2 and H2O with heart KJ heat
in limited air C is formed instead of CO2
combustion means addition of O2
when butane burns(in excess of air) it gives CO2 and H2O with heart KJ heat
in limited air C is formed instead of CO2
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All hydrocarbons undergo combustion reaction in presence of oxygen to release energy.
Butane is an alkane group hydrocarbon with formula C4H10.
Its combustion is as follows :
C4H10 + 6O2 -------> 4CO2 + 5H2O + energy.
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Here is your answer......
All hydrocarbons undergo combustion reaction in presence of oxygen to release energy.
Butane is an alkane group hydrocarbon with formula C4H10.
Its combustion is as follows :
C4H10 + 6O2 -------> 4CO2 + 5H2O + energy.
Hope it helps........
Any doubts , comment down or message me.
Mark my answer as brainliest if it helped.
- Mâhêshwáràñ.
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