4. All of the following word equations represent single displacement reactions. Complete the word equations and write the balanced chemical equation. Word Equation Iron nails placed in a copper (I) sulphate solution produces copper metal and added to a copper (II) chloride solution produces zinc chloride and copper metal. Iron metal added to a hydrochloric acid will generate (III) chloride and Chromium (III) chloride mixed with Iodine gas produces metal will react in a solution of Platinum and (IV) iodide to form Lead (II) gas. Platinum metal. will react with copper. produce iron (III) fluoride and Fluorine gas reacts with silver bromide to form to Balanced Chemical Equation

4. All of the following word equations represent single displacement reactions. Complete the word equations and write the balanced chemical equation. Word Equation Iron nails placed in a copper (I) sulphate solution produces copper metal and added to a copper (II) chloride solution produces zinc chloride and copper metal. Iron metal added to a hydrochloric acid will generate (III) chloride and Chromium (III) chloride mixed with Iodine gas produces metal will react in a solution of Platinum and (IV) iodide to form Lead (II) gas. Platinum metal. will react with copper. produce iron (III) fluoride and Fluorine gas reacts with silver bromide to form to Balanced Chemical Equation

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter7: Reactions In Aqueous Solutions

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