IDENTIFYING SYNTHESIS REACTIONSGAOWTên equations are listed below. Some are synthesis reactions, Some are not. Make a check (/) inthe correct box next to each equation.Not aEquationSynthesisReactionSynthesisReaction1.2K + Br, – 2KB12.2H,02H, + O,-3.NaclNa + Cl4.4Au + 30,2Au,0,5.2Na + 2HCI→ 2NACI + H,Cu + Br,CuBr,>7.Zn + S ZnS8.2NA + Br,→ 2NAB.9.2H8O2Hg + O,>10.2Na + 1,2Nal6.

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Tên equations are listed below, Some are synthesis reactions, Some are not. Make a check () in the correct box next to each equation. А Not a Equation Synthesis Reaction Synthesis Reaction 1. 2K + Br, 2KB. 2. 2H,0 2H, + O, 3. NaCl - Na + Cl 4. 4Au + 30, 2Au,O, -

Tên equations are listed below, Some are synthesis reactions, Some are not. Make a check () in the correct box next to each equation. А Not a Equation Synthesis Reaction Synthesis Reaction 1. 2K + Br, 2KB. 2. 2H,0 2H, + O, 3. NaCl - Na + Cl 4. 4Au + 30, 2Au,O, -

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