МАТСHING Match each term in Column A with its description in Column B. Write the correct letter in the space provided. Column A Column B 1. synthesis reaction a) breaks down compounds 2. decomposition reaction b) uses electricity 3. electrolysis and heat c) methods of decomposition 4. electrolysis d) simpler than a compound 5. an element e) builds compounds IDENTIFYING DECOMPOSITION REACTIONS Ten chemical equations are listed below. Some are decomposition reactions. Some are not. Mark a () in the correct box next to each equation. Not a Decomposition Reaction Decomposition Reaction Equation 1. CuCl, Cu + CL, 1. 2. 3Hf + 2N, Hf,N, 3. Zn + 2HC1 ZnCl, + H, 4. H.CO, H,O + CO, 5. 2NAOH 2Na + O, + H, 6. Fe + S Fes 7. CaCO, CaO + CO, 4P + 50, 2P,O, 9. C + O, CO, 10. Ca(OH), CaO + H,O REACHING OUT 1. Does boiling decompose water? 2. What does boiling do to water? 214
МАТСHING Match each term in Column A with its description in Column B. Write the correct letter in the space provided. Column A Column B 1. synthesis reaction a) breaks down compounds 2. decomposition reaction b) uses electricity 3. electrolysis and heat c) methods of decomposition 4. electrolysis d) simpler than a compound 5. an element e) builds compounds IDENTIFYING DECOMPOSITION REACTIONS Ten chemical equations are listed below. Some are decomposition reactions. Some are not. Mark a () in the correct box next to each equation. Not a Decomposition Reaction Decomposition Reaction Equation 1. CuCl, Cu + CL, 1. 2. 3Hf + 2N, Hf,N, 3. Zn + 2HC1 ZnCl, + H, 4. H.CO, H,O + CO, 5. 2NAOH 2Na + O, + H, 6. Fe + S Fes 7. CaCO, CaO + CO, 4P + 50, 2P,O, 9. C + O, CO, 10. Ca(OH), CaO + H,O REACHING OUT 1. Does boiling decompose water? 2. What does boiling do to water? 214
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Match each term in Column A with its description in Column B. Write the correct letter in the
space provided.
Column A
Column B
1. synthesis reaction
a) breaks down compounds
2. decomposition reaction
b). uses electricity
3. electrolysis and heat
c) methods of decomposition
4. electrolysis
d) simpler than a compound
5. an element
e) builds compounds
IDENTIFYING DECOMPOSITION REACTIONS
Ten chemical equations are listed below. Some are decomposition reactions. Some are not. Mark a
(V) in the correct box next to each equation.
Not a
Decomposition
Reaction
Decomposition
Reaction
Equation
1.
CuCl,
Cu + CL,
2.
3Hf + 2N,
Hf,N,
3.
Zn + 2HCI
ZnCl, + H,
4.
H,CO,
H,O + CO,
2
5.
2NAOH
2Na + O, + H,
6.
Fe + S
FeS
7.
CaCO,
CaO + CO,
8.
4P + 502
2P,O5
9.
C + O2
CO,
2
10.
Ca(ОН),
CaO + H,0
REACHING OUT
1. Does boiling decompose water?
2. What does boiling do to water?
214
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