Here's the transcribed text for educational use: --- **Chemistry Reaction Equations:** 1. Copper (II) sulfate and aluminum react to produce aluminum sulfate and copper. 2. Calcium carbonate produces calcium oxide and carbon dioxide. 3. Ammonium hydroxide reacts with cobalt (II) sulfate to produce ammonium sulfate and cobalt (II) hydroxide. 4. Zinc metal and oxygen gas yield zinc oxide. 5. Magnesium fluoride + barium → barium fluoride + magnesium. --- These equations illustrate various chemical reactions, including displacement reactions, decomposition reactions, and oxidation reactions. Each equation involves reactants and products, showing the transformation of substances. **Note for Educators:** - Encourage students to balance each chemical equation. - Discuss the type of reaction represented by each equation, such as displacement, decomposition, or oxidation-reduction.

Here's the transcribed text for educational use: --- Chemistry Reaction Equations: 1. Copper (II) sulfate and aluminum react to produce aluminum sulfate and copper. 2. Calcium carbonate produces calcium oxide and carbon dioxide. 3. Ammonium hydroxide reacts with cobalt (II) sulfate to produce ammonium sulfate and cobalt (II) hydroxide. 4. Zinc metal and oxygen gas yield zinc oxide. 5. Magnesium fluoride + barium → barium fluoride + magnesium. --- These equations illustrate various chemical reactions, including displacement reactions, decomposition reactions, and oxidation reactions. Each equation involves reactants and products, showing the transformation of substances. Note for Educators: - Encourage students to balance each chemical equation. - Discuss the type of reaction represented by each equation, such as displacement, decomposition, or oxidation-reduction.

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**Chemistry Reaction Equations:**

1. Copper (II) sulfate and aluminum react to produce aluminum sulfate and copper.

2. Calcium carbonate produces calcium oxide and carbon dioxide.

3. Ammonium hydroxide reacts with cobalt (II) sulfate to produce ammonium sulfate and cobalt (II) hydroxide.

4. Zinc metal and oxygen gas yield zinc oxide.

5. Magnesium fluoride + barium → barium fluoride + magnesium.

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These equations illustrate various chemical reactions, including displacement reactions, decomposition reactions, and oxidation reactions. Each equation involves reactants and products, showing the transformation of substances.

**Note for Educators:**
- Encourage students to balance each chemical equation.
- Discuss the type of reaction represented by each equation, such as displacement, decomposition, or oxidation-reduction.

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