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sattari [20]
3 years ago
15

Solve fasttt C7H17+O2=CO2+H2O Balancing Equations

Chemistry
1 answer:
sertanlavr [38]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The answer to your question is

                                        4C₇H₁₇  + 45 O₂    ⇒   28 CO₂   +  34H₂O  

Explanation:

Write the equation

                                        C₇H₁₇  +    O₂    ⇒    CO₂   +    H₂O  

Process

1.- Check if the equation is balanced

                                 Reactants            Element              Products

                                        7                          C                           1

                                       17                          H                          2

                                        2                          O                          3

As the number of reactants and products is different, we conclude that the reaction is unbalanced.

2.- Write a coefficient "7" to CO₂   and a coefficient of 17/2 to H₂O

                                      C₇H₁₇  +    O₂    ⇒   7CO₂   +  \frac{17}{2}H₂O  

                                 Reactants            Element              Products

                                        7                          C                           7

                                       17                          H                          17

                                        2                          O                          51/2

3.- Write a coefficient of 45/2 to the O₂, and multiply all the equation by 2.

                         4C₇H₁₇  + 45 O₂    ⇒   28 CO₂   +  34H₂O  

                  Reactants            Element              Products

                        28                          C                        28

                        68                          H                        68

                        90                          O                        90

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