9:30 PM Tue Mar 15 22% I ( Lab+8 copy O O Q e Home Insert Draw Layout Review View Table Times New Roman BIUA 习。 31 Additional Problems 1. Balance each of the following reactions: 2. Label each reaction as a synthesis (S), decomposition (D), single displacement (SD), or double displacement (DD) reaction K+ Ch > KCI Li (s) + O (g) > Li;0 (g) Al+ Al:S C:H: + Br > C:H2Bra Sr+ SrO Ca + HO CalOH): + H: Al + HCI > AICI; + H: Zn (s) + HCl (a) > ZnClz (ao + H: Ca(OH)2 (ag) + HCI (ap) > CaClz (ag)+ H:0 ) U+ UF. 3. Predict the products and balance each of the following reactions: a) O (2) > +] b) C:H O (g) > +] c) Na (8) Ch (g) >

9:30 PM Tue Mar 15 22% I ( Lab+8 copy O O Q e Home Insert Draw Layout Review View Table Times New Roman BIUA 习。 31 Additional Problems 1. Balance each of the following reactions: 2. Label each reaction as a synthesis (S), decomposition (D), single displacement (SD), or double displacement (DD) reaction K+ Ch > KCI Li (s) + O (g) > Li;0 (g) Al+ Al:S C:H: + Br > C:H2Bra Sr+ SrO Ca + HO CalOH): + H: Al + HCI > AICI; + H: Zn (s) + HCl (a) > ZnClz (ao + H: Ca(OH)2 (ag) + HCI (ap) > CaClz (ag)+ H:0 ) U+ UF. 3. Predict the products and balance each of the following reactions: a) O (2) > +] b) C:H O (g) > +] c) Na (8) Ch (g) >

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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