Balance the following combustion reaction (reaction takes place at a temperature > 100 °C) and answer the questions below. Please include the phases for CO2 and H2O in (). C4H10 (g) + _02 (g) →_CO2 +, _H20 ( Which elements can be balanced first? Which element is balanced last?

Balance the following combustion reaction (reaction takes place at a temperature > 100 °C) and answer the questions below. Please include the phases for CO2 and H2O in (). C4H10 (g) + _02 (g) →_CO2 +, _H20 ( Which elements can be balanced first? Which element is balanced last?

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explain why you would balance first and last

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The reaction taking place is given as,

$= > C_{4} H_{10} (g) + O_{2} (g) \to C O_{2} () + H_{2} O ()$

Given: Temperature > 100 ^oC

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