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| Question: | 10 Methane (CH4) + 20 Iodine (I) |
| Solution: | This reaction is invalid as written. |
| Chemical Equation: | No valid chemical equation can be formed. |
| Explanation: | Methane (CH₄) and Iodine (I₂) don't react directly under normal conditions. Iodine needs to be in a more reactive form (e.g., as I⁺ or with a catalyst) to react with methane. The equation 10CH₄ + 20I is not chemically balanced or feasible. Think of it like trying to mix oil and water 💧 and 🧪 - they don't naturally combine. To have a reaction you would need a specific reaction condition and a catalyst. 💥 |
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