Consider the combustion reaction:C5H8 +02NOTE:For products C and D include both coefficient and formula together. For example, 2H20If your answer (for example) is (NH) 2SO4 type it as 1(NH4)2S04 (put 1 if the coefficient is 1 and do not put spaces inbetween).• It is does not matter which product will be listed as the first and which one will be listed as the second.

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Consider the combustion reaction:
C5H8 +
02
NOTE:
For products C and D include both coefficient and formula together. For example, 2H20
If your answer (for example) is (NH) 2SO4 type it as 1(NH4)2S04 (put 1 if the coefficient is 1 and do not put spaces in
between).
• It is does not matter which product will be listed as the first and which one will be listed as the second.

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