x; “></Many combustion reactions are hard to balance because of the oxygen in both the CO2 and H2O. Often a mixed
fraction of ½ for the O2 will balance the equation. Only thing is you can’t have a fraction for a coefficient.
Therefore, you double ALL the coefficients when this happens.
Example: Balance C4H10 + O2 ? CO2 + H2O
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