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What kind of reaction is decribed by the following chemical equation? C3H60 + 402 — 3CO2 + 3H20 Select one •Synthesis •Combustion •Single Replacement •Decomposition •Double Replacement
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What kind of reaction is decribed by the following chemical

equation?

C3H60 + 402 — 3CO2 + 3H20

Select one

•Synthesis
•Combustion
•Single Replacement
•Decomposition
•Double Replacement

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Synthesis is the correct answer
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