C4 H10 O3 + ? O2 →23 Assume that this reaction is a122complete reaction. What can be223 the coefficient of oxygen gas 122when the reaction is balancedwith simple stoichiometriccoefficients?122235808029 12235808029 122O A) 6235808029 12235808029 122B) 4235808029 12235808029 122O C) 72235808029 12235808029 122O D) 5235808029 T2235808029122O E) 8

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C4 H10 O3 + ? O2 → 23ASsume that this reaction is a 122 complete reaction. What can be 23 the coefficient of oxygen gas 122 when the reaction is balanced 23 with simple stoichiometrico 122 coefficients? 235808029 12235808029 122 O A) 6 235808029 12235808029 122 O B) 4 235808029 12235 O C) 7 5808029 122 235808029 12235808029 122 O D) 5 235808029 12235808029 122 O E) 8

C4 H10 O3 + ? O2 → 23ASsume that this reaction is a 122 complete reaction. What can be 23 the coefficient of oxygen gas 122 when the reaction is balanced 23 with simple stoichiometrico 122 coefficients? 235808029 12235808029 122 O A) 6 235808029 12235808029 122 O B) 4 235808029 12235 O C) 7 5808029 122 235808029 12235808029 122 O D) 5 235808029 12235808029 122 O E) 8

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