CaO(s) + CO, (g)CaCO, (s)>KOH(aq) + AGNO, (aq) –O acid-base neutralizationO acid-base neutralizationO precipitationO precipitationO redoxredoxnone of these reaction typesnone of these reaction tyBa(OH), (aq) + 2 HNO, (aq) → Ba(NO,),(aq) + 2 H,O(1)O acid-base neutralizationO precipitationO redox Question 16 of 34Ba(CIO,),(s) → BaCl, (s) + 3 0,(g)2 NaCl(aq) + K,S(aq) Na, S(aq) +2 KCI(aq)O acid-base neutralizationO acid-base neutralizationO precipitationO precipitationO redoxredoxnone of these reaction typesnone of these reaction typesCaO(s) + CO, (g)CaCO, (s)KOH(aq) + AGNO, (aq)KNO, (aq)+A9OH(s]acid-base neutralizationacid-base neutralizationprecipitationO precipitationredoxO redoxnone of these reaction typesO none of these reaction typesTWOPXO8EKPs

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CaO(s) + CO, (g) CACO, (s) O acid-base neutralization O precipitation O redox O none of these reaction types Ba(OH), (aq) + 2 HNO,(aq) → Ba(NO,),(aq) + 2 H,O(1) acid-base neutralization O precipitation redox

CaO(s) + CO, (g) CACO, (s) O acid-base neutralization O precipitation O redox O none of these reaction types Ba(OH), (aq) + 2 HNO,(aq) → Ba(NO,),(aq) + 2 H,O(1) acid-base neutralization O precipitation redox

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