Chemistry, 19.12.2020 03:40 rdrboo

A. Balance the chemical reaction for the combustion of methanol by adding the correct coefficients below. (1 point)

CH(3)OH +O(2) blank box CO(2) + H(2)O

b. Ethanol has the chemical formula C(2)H(5)OH. Write and balance the chemical reaction for the
combustion of ethanol. (1 point)

c. Propanol has the chemical formula C(3)H(7)OH. Write and balance the chemical reaction for the
combustion of propanol. (1 point)

d. Butanol has the chemical formula C(4)H(9)OH. Write and balance the chemical reaction for the
combustion of butanol. (1 point)

e. Which alcohol above produces the most carbon dioxide per mole burned? (1 point)

f. Cetyl alcohol is used as an ingredient in shampoos. Balance the reaction for the combustion
of cetyl alcohol. (1 point)

C(16)H(24)O + O(2) blank box CO(2) + H(2)O

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