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O2 +C8H18--> H2O + CO2
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O2 +C8H18--> H2O + CO2
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Balanced it would be:25O2+2C8H18-->18H2O+16CO2because when multiplied out:
O on the left is 50 and so is O on the right
C on the left is 16 and so is C on the right
H on the left is 36 and so is H on the right
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