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In a hydrocarbon-based combustion reaction, what two molecules are most likely to be products? a. carbon dioxide and water b. sulfur dioxide and zinc oxide c. sulfur dioxide and cyclopentane d. carbon
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In a hydrocarbon-based combustion reaction, what two molecules are most likely to be products?

a. carbon dioxide and water

b. sulfur dioxide and zinc oxide

c. sulfur dioxide and cyclopentane

d. carbon monoxide and hydroxide

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a. carbon dioxide and water are most likely to be produced. In a combustion reaction, CO2 and H2O are always present as products.
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