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A chemical equation is given below. How would you classify this reaction? 4C5H₂O + 270220CO2 + 18H₂O
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A chemical equation is given below. How would you classify this reaction? 4C5H₂O + 270220CO2 + 18H₂O
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4C5H₂O + 270220CO2 + 18H₂O
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I would say B a combustion reaction
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