Concept:In a combustion equation, atoms are conserved, so the formula of the fuel can be found by balancing the number of atoms of each element.Explanation:The products are 4CO2 and 4H2O.They contain 4 carbon atoms and 8 hydrogen atoms.Total oxygen atoms on the right side =(4×2)+(4×1)=12.The 5O2 molecules supply 10 oxygen atoms.Therefore, the fuel must contribute 2 oxygen atoms.This gives the full formula C4H8O2.Since 2 is a common factor of all the subscripts, divide through by 2.The simplest formula is C2H4O.Answer:D. C2H4O