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Equation of burning of natural gas

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Answered by smartboy1188

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C(H)4+(O)2 =C(O)2+(H)4O

Answered by Anonymous

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Equation for burning natural gas:

${C}{H}_{4}{+}{2}{O}_{2} {-}{{>}{CO}_{2}{+}{2H}_{2}{O}$

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