(a)
Interpretation: To identify the type of reaction for the following:
‘A compound breaks apart into its element’.
Concept Introduction:
Types of
- Combination reaction: Here two or more reactants combines to form a single product
- Decomposition product: In this type of reaction, one reactant is breakdown into two or more products
- Single replacement reaction: This is a type of reaction where more reactive element replaces the less reactive element.
- Double-replacement reaction: In this type of reaction, two compounds react in such a way that cations and anions of two reactants interchange their place.
- Combustion reaction: when a substance is burned in presence of Oxygen, that chemical reaction is known as Combustion reaction.
(b)
Interpretation: To identify the type of reaction for the following:
‘Copper and bromine formed copper (II) bromide’.
Concept Introduction:
Types of chemical reaction:
- Combination reaction: Here two or more reactants combines to form a single product
- Decomposition product: In this type of reaction, one reactant is breakdown into two or more products
- Single replacement reaction: This is a type of reaction where more reactive element replaces the less reactive element.
- Double-replacement reaction: In this type of reaction, two compounds react in such a way that cations and anions of two reactants interchange their place.
- Combustion reaction: when a substance is burned in presence of Oxygen, that chemical reaction is known as Combustion reaction.
(c)
Interpretation: To identify the type of reaction for the following:
‘Iron (II) sulphite reacts with oxygen to form Iron (II) oxide and Sulphur dioxide’
Concept Introduction:
Types of chemical reaction:
- Combination reaction: Here two or more reactants combines to form a single product
- Decomposition product: In this type of reaction, one reactant is breakdown into two or more products
- Single replacement reaction: This is a type of reaction where more reactive element replaces the less reactive element.
- Double-replacement reaction: In this type of reaction, two compounds react in such a way that cations and anions of two reactants interchange their place.
- Combustion reaction: when a substance is burned in presence of oxygen, that chemical reaction is known as combustion reaction.
(d)
Interpretation: To identify the type of chemical reaction of the following reaction:
‘Silver ion from
Concept Introduction:
Types of chemical reaction:
- Combination reaction: Here two or more reactants combines to form a single product
- Decomposition product: In this type of reaction, one reactant is breakdown into two or more products
- Single replacement reaction: This is a type of reaction where more reactive element replaces the less reactive element.
- Double-replacement reaction: In this type of reaction, two compounds react in such a way that cations and anions of two reactants interchange their place.
- Combustion reaction: when a substance is burned in presence of oxygen, that chemical reaction is known as combustion reaction.
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