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Balancing the combustion (both incomplete and complete) of benzene seems to miss one oxygen on the left side:
from chemlib import Compound, Reaction
A = Compound("H6C6")
B = Compound("O2")
C = Compound("CO")
D = Compound("H2O")
r = Reaction([A,B], [C,D])
r.balance()
print(r)
This gives: 1H₆C₆ + 4O₂ --> 6C₁O₁ + 3H₂O₁, lacking one O-atom on the left side. The same happens when switching CO with CO₂.
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Balancing the combustion (both incomplete and complete) of benzene seems to miss one oxygen on the left side:
This gives: 1H₆C₆ + 4O₂ --> 6C₁O₁ + 3H₂O₁, lacking one O-atom on the left side. The same happens when switching CO with CO₂.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: