Classify each chemical reaction:type of reaction(check all that apply)reactioncombinationO precipitationsinglereplacementO combustionCH,CH,CH;(g)+ 50,(g) → 3C0,g) + 4H,0(g)doubleacid-basereplacementdecompositioncombinationO precipitationsinglereplacementO combustionкон (ад) + нвrO, (aq) - к Br0, (aq) + н,о()doubleO acid-basereplacementdecompositioncombinationO precipitationsinglereplacementO combustion16 K (s) + S, (s) → 8K,s (s)doubleacid-basereplacementdecompositioncombinationO precipitationsinglereplacementO combustionNa , s (aq) + Fe CI, (aq) → 2 Na Ci (aq) + Fe S (s)doubleacid-basereplacementdecompositionO OO O

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Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion CH,CH,CH;(g)+ 50,(g) → 3C0,g) + 4H,0(g) double acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion KOH (aq) + H Br O, (aq) → K Br 0,(aq) + H,0 (1) double O acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion 16 K (s) + S3 (s) –→ 8K,s (s) double acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion Na , s (aq) + Fe CI, (aq) → 2 Na Ci (aq) + Fe S (s) double acid-base replacement decomposition O O O O

Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion CH,CH,CH;(g)+ 50,(g) → 3C0,g) + 4H,0(g) double acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion KOH (aq) + H Br O, (aq) → K Br 0,(aq) + H,0 (1) double O acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion 16 K (s) + S3 (s) –→ 8K,s (s) double acid-base replacement decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement O combustion Na , s (aq) + Fe CI, (aq) → 2 Na Ci (aq) + Fe S (s) double acid-base replacement decomposition O O O O

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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