Chemistry, 01.06.2021 01:00, ghst

Consider the following intermediate chemical equations. C(s) + + O2(g) → CO(g) CO(g) + } 02(g) C0,0)
How will oxygen appear in the final chemical equation?
- O2(g) as a product
- O2(g) as a reactant
- O(g) as a product
- 2O(g) as a reactant

Consider the following intermediate chemical equations.

C(s) + + O2(g) → CO(g) CO(g) + } 02(g) C0

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Consider the following intermediate chemical equations. C(s) + + O2(g) → CO(g) CO(g) + } 02(g) C0,0...