Difference between revisions of "Complete combustion reaction"

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A complete combustion reaction is a reaction in which Oxygen is added to a substance which contains carbon and hydrogen, producing carbon dioxide and water.
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A complete combustion reaction is a reaction in which <math>O_2</math> is added to a substance which contains carbon and hydrogen, producing <math>CO_2</math>and <math>H_2O</math>.

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A complete combustion reaction is a reaction in which <math>O_2</math> is added to a substance which contains carbon and hydrogen, producing <math>CO_2</math>and <math>H_2O</math>.