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  1. Write balanced equations for each of the following types of reactions:
  2. Write the chemical equation and balance the reaction for the following word equations:
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
ACTIVITY – WRITING AND BALANCING CHEMICAL EQUATION
CLASS NO:
DATE:
SCORE:
NAME:
_SECTION:
1. Write balanced equations for each of the following types of reactions
A.
COMBINATION or SYNTHESIS REACTION: A + B > AB
1.
Fe +
_O2 →.
Fe2O3
---
2.
Li +
Cl2 >
LICI
3.
C2H2 +
_F2> _C2H2F4
--
4.
CO,
5.
Au +
O2 >
Au203
B. COMBUSTION REACTION: hydrocarbon + oxygen → water + carbon dioxide
1.
_C9H20 +02 → _CO2+ _H2O
2.
_C3H8 + 02 →.
CO2 +
H20
--
-
3.
CH4 +
02 >_CO2 + H20
C2H6 +_O2 → _CO2 +
H20
4.
5.
C8H18 +
_O2 → _CO2 + _H2O
---
--
C. DECOMPOSITION REACTION : AB → A + B
1.
_KCIO3 >
_KCI +
O2
2.
Hgo> Hg +
O2
- --
3.
H2CO3 >
H20 +
CO2
-
-
4.
_NHẠNO3 >
H20 +
N20
5.
_NANO, >
_NANO2 +
O2(8)
--
-
D. SINGLE DISPLACEMENT REACTION: A+ BC → AC + B
1.
_Cu +_AGNO3 _Cu(NO3)2 +
Ag
Transcribed Image Text:GENERAL CHEMISTRY I ACTIVITY – WRITING AND BALANCING CHEMICAL EQUATION CLASS NO: DATE: SCORE: NAME: _SECTION: 1. Write balanced equations for each of the following types of reactions A. COMBINATION or SYNTHESIS REACTION: A + B > AB 1. Fe + _O2 →. Fe2O3 --- 2. Li + Cl2 > LICI 3. C2H2 + _F2> _C2H2F4 -- 4. CO, 5. Au + O2 > Au203 B. COMBUSTION REACTION: hydrocarbon + oxygen → water + carbon dioxide 1. _C9H20 +02 → _CO2+ _H2O 2. _C3H8 + 02 →. CO2 + H20 -- - 3. CH4 + 02 >_CO2 + H20 C2H6 +_O2 → _CO2 + H20 4. 5. C8H18 + _O2 → _CO2 + _H2O --- -- C. DECOMPOSITION REACTION : AB → A + B 1. _KCIO3 > _KCI + O2 2. Hgo> Hg + O2 - -- 3. H2CO3 > H20 + CO2 - - 4. _NHẠNO3 > H20 + N20 5. _NANO, > _NANO2 + O2(8) -- - D. SINGLE DISPLACEMENT REACTION: A+ BC → AC + B 1. _Cu +_AGNO3 _Cu(NO3)2 + Ag
2.
Fe+
Sn(NO:). >
Fe(NO:)3 +
Sn
3.
Li t_AuCl, →
LİÇI +_Au
-
4.
HCI +
Zn >
Hz +
ZnClz
5.
Naci + F2 _NaE + _CI;
E. DOUBLE REPLACEMENT REACTION: AB + CD > AD + CB
1.
Ca(OH); +
НОН +
CaSO.
-
CrCla +
Cr;0, +
LHCI +_NacI
2.
3.
H;SO.
NazSOa +
H20
+
NazCO,+
Ca(OH), >
CaCO3
4.
H;SO, +
Caco, >
_CasO. +
H;0 +
5.
CO2
II. Write the chemical equation and balance the reaction for the following word equations:
1.
Aluminum metal burns in pure oxygen to produce solid aluminum oxide.
Chemical equation
Balanced equation:
2.
When solid calcium hydroxide reacts with hydrochloric acid in water, dissolved calcium chloride
precipitate and water are formed. This reaction gives off heat.
Chemical equation
Balanced equation:
3.
When liquid isopropanol (C3H80) burns in oxygen, carbon dioxide, water, and heat are
produced.
Chemical equation
Balanced equation:
A solution of ammonium sulfate added to a solution of lead (II) nitrate, forms soluble
ammonium nitrate precipitate and solid lead (II) sulfate.
4.
Chemical equation
Balanced equation:
Transcribed Image Text:2. Fe+ Sn(NO:). > Fe(NO:)3 + Sn 3. Li t_AuCl, → LİÇI +_Au - 4. HCI + Zn > Hz + ZnClz 5. Naci + F2 _NaE + _CI; E. DOUBLE REPLACEMENT REACTION: AB + CD > AD + CB 1. Ca(OH); + НОН + CaSO. - CrCla + Cr;0, + LHCI +_NacI 2. 3. H;SO. NazSOa + H20 + NazCO,+ Ca(OH), > CaCO3 4. H;SO, + Caco, > _CasO. + H;0 + 5. CO2 II. Write the chemical equation and balance the reaction for the following word equations: 1. Aluminum metal burns in pure oxygen to produce solid aluminum oxide. Chemical equation Balanced equation: 2. When solid calcium hydroxide reacts with hydrochloric acid in water, dissolved calcium chloride precipitate and water are formed. This reaction gives off heat. Chemical equation Balanced equation: 3. When liquid isopropanol (C3H80) burns in oxygen, carbon dioxide, water, and heat are produced. Chemical equation Balanced equation: A solution of ammonium sulfate added to a solution of lead (II) nitrate, forms soluble ammonium nitrate precipitate and solid lead (II) sulfate. 4. Chemical equation Balanced equation:
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