(a) Complete the reaction equation with the correct chemical formula(e) for the product(s). (b) Write the type of reaction on the line beside each reaction. Choose from: Synthesis; Decomposition; Single displacement; or Double displacement. **You DO NOT need to balance the reactions** (i) Na,CO, (ii) Li + Mg(NO,), (iii) NaOH H,SO, > (iv) Zn (V) C,H, O2 (vi) SO, , H,0 → + (vii) F2 NaBr → (viii) KCIO, (ix) Na,PO, KCI > (x) H,CO, +

(a) Complete the reaction equation with the correct chemical formula(e) for the product(s). (b) Write the type of reaction on the line beside each reaction. Choose from: Synthesis; Decomposition; Single displacement; or Double displacement. You DO NOT need to balance the reactions (i) Na,CO, (ii) Li + Mg(NO,), (iii) NaOH H,SO, > (iv) Zn (V) C,H, O2 (vi) SO, , H,0 → + (vii) F2 NaBr → (viii) KCIO, (ix) Na,PO, KCI > (x) H,CO, +

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