chemical equation for burning of fuel?
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Gasoline (fuel) reacts with oxygen (oxidant) to produce carbon dioxide and water vapor. ... Gasoline is usually approximated as being made up of only octane, whose chemical formula is C8H18. The balanced chemical reaction for octane burning is. C8H1 8 +12.5 O2 =8 CO2 +9 H2O
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The answer is:-
Most fossil fuels are hydrocarbons.
Hydrocarbon + Oxygen (O2)= Carbondioxide (CO2) + Water (H2O).
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