O CHEMICAL REACTIONSIdentifying combination, decomposition, single..Classify each chemical reaction:ReactionТуреMg(s) + 2HBr(аq)MgBr, (aq) + H, (g)choose oneK, CO, (s) → K,0(s) + Co, (g)choose one16K (s) + S, (s) → 8K,S (s)v choose onecombinationdecompositionsingle substitutiondouble displacementnone of the above

Classify each chemical reaction: Reaction Туре Mg (s) + 2HB (aq) MgBr, (aq) + н, (з) choose one K,CO, () → K,0(s) + co,(g) choose one 16K (s) + S, (s) 8K, s (s) v choose one combination decomposition single substitution double displacement none of the above

Classify each chemical reaction: Reaction Туре Mg (s) + 2HB (aq) MgBr, (aq) + н, (з) choose one K,CO, () → K,0(s) + co,(g) choose one 16K (s) + S, (s) 8K, s (s) v choose one combination decomposition single substitution double displacement none of the above

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O CHEMICAL REACTIONS
Identifying combination, decomposition, single..
Classify each chemical reaction:
Reaction
Туре
Mg(s) + 2HBr(аq)
MgBr, (aq) + H, (g)
choose one
K, CO, (s) → K,0(s) + Co, (g)
choose one
16K (s) + S, (s) → 8K,S (s)
v choose one
combination
decomposition
single substitution
double displacement
none of the above

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