Two synthesis equations are shown below. They are different from the ones you already seen.
Equation I
CO, + C
2CO,
Equation II
CO2 + H2O
H. CO
3. How is Equation I different from the other synthesis equations in this lesson?
4. How is Equation II different from the other synthesis equations in this lesson?​

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