Identify the type of reaction applicable to the equations below:C17 H2703 + O2 - > CO2 + H,0Zn + NaCl – > ZnCl, + NaO2 + FeF, – > F, + Fe203H2SO, + KOH - > K2SO4 + H20 |: Single replacement/Displacement:: Double replacement/Displacement: Synthesis: Decomposition:: Combustion:: Neutralization

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Identify the type of reaction applicable to the equations below: C17 H2703 + 02 - > CO2 + H,0 Zn + NaCl –> ZnCl, + Na O2 + FeF3 – > F, + Fe,O3 H,SO, + KOH – > K2SO4 + H2O | : Single replacement/Displacement : Double replacement/Displacement :: Synthesis : Decomposition : Combustion :: Neutralization

Identify the type of reaction applicable to the equations below: C17 H2703 + 02 - > CO2 + H,0 Zn + NaCl –> ZnCl, + Na O2 + FeF3 – > F, + Fe,O3 H,SO, + KOH – > K2SO4 + H2O | : Single replacement/Displacement : Double replacement/Displacement :: Synthesis : Decomposition : Combustion :: Neutralization

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Chapter16: Applications Of Neutralization Titrations

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