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The following equation shows the correct molecules formed in the reaction, but the products are incorrect. CH4 +202=H20+ CO2 How would you correct the products?
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The following equation shows the correct molecules formed in the reaction, but the products are incorrect. CH4 +202=H20+ CO2 How would you correct the products?

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For the equation to balance out, you would need 2 H2O on the product. That will give a total of 1 Carbon, 4 Hydrogens and 4 Oxygens on each side.
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