6. Ethanol burms in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water vapor. Type of Reaction: CH OH CO, H,O === 7. Calcium oxide and hydrochloric acid react to produce calcium chloride and water. Type of Reaction: CaO HCI CaCl, H,O 3===== 8. Carbon dioxide and sodium hydroxide react to produce sodium hydrogen carbonate, also known as baking soda. Type of Reaction: CO, NaOH NaHCO, %3D %3D %3D %3D %3D
6. Ethanol burms in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water vapor. Type of Reaction: CH OH CO, H,O === 7. Calcium oxide and hydrochloric acid react to produce calcium chloride and water. Type of Reaction: CaO HCI CaCl, H,O 3===== 8. Carbon dioxide and sodium hydroxide react to produce sodium hydrogen carbonate, also known as baking soda. Type of Reaction: CO, NaOH NaHCO, %3D %3D %3D %3D %3D
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Type of Reaction:
Double displacement
Fe
H.O
Fe,O,
H,
6. Ethanol burns in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Type of Reaction:
CH,OH +
CO,
H,O
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7. Calcium oxide and hydrochloric acid react to produce calcium chloride and water.
Type of Reaction:
CaO
HCI
CaCl,
H,O
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8. Carbon dioxide and sodium hydroxide react to produce sodium hydrogen carbonate, also known as
baking soda,
Type of Reaction:
CO
NAOH
NaHCO,
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Type of Reaction:
Red
2
NaOH
(aq)
Na,ZnO, (o)
Zn
+
(s)
10. Aqueous As" ions react with hydrogen sulfide gas to produce arsenic trisulfide as a solid pred
and hydrogen gas. Arsenic trisulfide is also known as the mineral orpiment, which was historic
used as a yellow pigment.
Type of Reaction:
precipitation
As
(s)
H5 (au)
As,S +
3.
1)
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11. Magnesium silicide reacts with hydrochloric acid to produce silicon tetrahydride and magnesiL
chloride. Silicon tetrahydride is also known as silane, which combusts spontaneously in the pres
of oxygen.
Type of Reaction:
Decomposition
SiH
MgCl,
Mg, Si
HCI
(ag)
2
1)
(s)
4 (g)
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12. Magnesium ammonium phosphate (MAP) decomposes to magnesium pyrophosphate, ammoni.
and water.
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MGNH,PO,
Mg,P,O, +
NH, +
H,O
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13. Heptane (a major component of gasoline) burns in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water.
Type of Reaction:
CH6
CO,
H,O
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