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Carbon burns with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide gas what is the correct way to write the chemical reaction
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Carbon burns with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide gas what is the correct way to write the chemical reaction
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C+O2=CO2. The 2 would be smaller than the chemical symbol. Hope this helped
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