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For questions about the combustion of an organic molecule or inorganic substance. Do not use this tag if your question is about the [stoichiometry] of a combustion reaction, or for the calculations of [thermodynamics] functions (like enthalpy change).
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Decomposition vs Combustion reaction
I'm balancing chemical equations, and I came across the following:
$$\ce{O2 + C4H9NH2 -> CO2 + H2O + N2}\tag{unbalanced}$$
My initial reaction was that it is a combustion reaction. …
