What are the products obtained after the combustion of methane called?

Answer: The burning of methane produces carbon dioxide (CO₂) and water (H₂O).

Combustion is the process of releasing carbon dioxide, water, heat, and light from a carbon compound in the air. Carbon dioxide, water, heat, and light are produced when methane is burned. Carbon dioxide (CO₂) and water will be produced when oxygen reacts with the carbon and hydrogen in the methane molecule.