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Consider the following intermediate chemical equations.
019)+2o2(g) - cod)
co(g) + ca(g) –co,(g)
how will oxygen appear in the final chemical equation?
o2(g) as a product
o2(g) as a reactant
o(g) as a product
20(g) as a reactant

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