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Chemistry, 22.09.2019 16:00, originalbeast6p2799m

In this equation, stands for carbon, stands for nitrogen, and stands for oxygen. which equation represents this reaction?
a.) 2co + 2no β†’ 2cn2 + o2
b.) co + no β†’ 2co2 + 2n2
c.)2co2 + 2no β†’ co2 + n2
d.)2co + 2no β†’ 2co2 + n2
e.)2co + 2no β†’ 2cn2 + o2


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