QUESTION 3Match each reaction with the appropriate type:(The same answer may be used more than once)v 2H2 + 022H20A. Single displacementB. DecompositionCl2 + 2Nal2NaCI + 12C. Double displacementCaCl2 + 2LiBr2CaBr2 + 2LİCID. SynthesisCazN2N2 + 3Ca

Decomposition reactions are processes in which chemical species break up into one or more parts.

QUESTION 3 Match each reaction with the appropriate type: (The same answer may be used more than once) 2H2+ 02 2H20 A. Single displacement Cl2 + 2Nal 2NacI + 12 B. Decomposition C. Double displacement CaCl2 + 2LiBr 2CaBr2 + 2LİCI D. Synthesis CazN2 N2 + 3Ca

QUESTION 3 Match each reaction with the appropriate type: (The same answer may be used more than once) 2H2+ 02 2H20 A. Single displacement Cl2 + 2Nal 2NacI + 12 B. Decomposition C. Double displacement CaCl2 + 2LiBr 2CaBr2 + 2LİCI D. Synthesis CazN2 N2 + 3Ca

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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