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Question
Write a chemical equation for combustion reaction of the following hydrocarbon:
Pentene
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Solution
\[\ce{\underset{Pentene}{C5H_{10(g)}} + 15O_{2(g)} -> 5CO_{2(g)} + 5H2O_{(g)} + Heat}\]
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