Give the balanced equation and tell the name of the type of reaction! a. NaOH + (NHa),PO4 > Na,PO4 + H20 + NH3b. CSH12 + O2 > Co, + H20c. MgaN2 + H20 → Mg(OH)2 + NH,d. H2C204 + CaClz > Cac0a + HCIe. HCI + Al → AICI3 + H2

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a. NaOH + (NHa),PO4 → Na,PO, + H20 + NH, b. CH12 + O2 → CO2 + H20 C. MgaN2 + H20→ Mg(OH)2 + NH3

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a. NaOH + (NHa),PO4 > Na,PO4 + H20 + NH3
b. CSH12 + O2 > Co, + H20
c. MgaN2 + H20 → Mg(OH)2 + NH,
d. H2C204 + CaClz > Cac0a + HCI
e. HCI + Al → AICI3 + H2

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