2. Transfer 1 g of Potassium Chlorate into a dry test tube and heat over the flame. Thrust a glowing splinter as in (1). a. Did the glow become brighter or was there a production of flame? b. Write down the equation for the reaction that took place: C. Define Decomposition Reaction:

2. Transfer 1 g of Potassium Chlorate into a dry test tube and heat over the flame. Thrust a glowing splinter as in (1). a. Did the glow become brighter or was there a production of flame? b. Write down the equation for the reaction that took place: C. Define Decomposition Reaction:

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Did the glow become brighter or was there a production of flame?
b. Write down the equation for the reaction that took place:
C. Define Decomposition Reaction:

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