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What is the ratio of oxygen to carbon dioxide? 2 C2H6+7 O2=6 H2O+4CO2
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What is the ratio of oxygen to carbon dioxide? 2 C2H6+7 O2=6 H2O+4CO2

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Answer:

7:4

Explanation:

The coefficients of a balanced chemical equation give us the mole ratios. The coefficient of carbon dioxide here is 4 and oygen is 7.

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