Balance the following reaction: c5h10o2 (l) + o2 (g) - - > co2 (g) + h2o...
Balance the following reaction:
c5h10o2 (l) + o2 (g) - - > co2 (g) + h2o (g)
Please show step by step! I am having trouble balancing the oxygens after I balance the carbon and hydrogen.
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To balance the total number of atoms on both sides in any equation the following simple steps are being followed. First of all, the number of carbon atoms are balanced, then the number of hydrogen atoms are balanced and then the remaining atoms are balanced. The complete elaboration of the given problem's solution is given in the images below.
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