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What is the chemical reaction that occurs for the complete combustion of natural gas.
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What is the chemical reaction that occurs for the complete combustion of natural gas.

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Fuel+O2—> CO2 +H2O if you have trouble understanding my typing you can look it up on Quizlet under the name of the assignment and what class and it gives better detail
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