When ethylene, C₂H4. undergoes combustion, carbon dioxide and water are formed. Write the balanced equation of the combustion. The mass (in ounce) of ethylene combusted to forma 0.0353 lbs of carbon dioxide is

When ethylene, C₂H4. undergoes combustion, carbon dioxide and water are formed. Write the balanced equation of the combustion. The mass (in ounce) of ethylene combusted to forma 0.0353 lbs of carbon dioxide is

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When ethylene, C₂H4. undergoes combustion, carbon dioxide and water are formed.
Write the balanced equation of the combustion. The mass (in ounce) of ethylene combusted to form
0.0353 lbs of carbon dioxide is

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