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Combustion reactions - Real Chemistry

In this video you will learn how to predict the products of a combustion reaction. A combustion reaction is any reaction which combines a reactant with molecular oxygen. Depending on what elements this reactant contains you will get different products. The most important type of compound to undergo combustion reactions are hydrocarboons. That is compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon. When hydrocarbons are combusted the hydrogen forms water and the carbon forms carbon dioxide. This is a general rule, any carbon combusted produces carbon dioxide, any hydrogen combusted produces water. Additionally any sulfur combusted produces sulfur dioxide, and finally the combustion of metals produces metal oxides. See this video to learn how to balance chemical reactions:    • Balancing Chemical Reactions - Real Chemistry   See this video to learn how to predict the charges of ions:    • Predict Ionic Charge With This Periodic Ta...   Check out these other videos on predicting reaction products for common general chemistry reaction types! Gas evolution reactions:    • Gas evolution reactions - Real Chemistry   Redox reactions:    • Reduction and oxidation reactions - Real C...   Precipitation reactions    • How to predict when a percipitate will for...   Acid-base reactions https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&vide...