Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination O precipitation O single replacement combustion KOH(ag) + HBRO(ag) → KBrO(ag) + H,0(1) double replacement acid-base O decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement Ocombustion NaOH (ag) + HBr0(aq) NaBrO(ag) + H,O(1) Odouble replacement Odecomposition acid-base combination O precipitation O single replacement combustion Odouble replacement acid-base O decomposition CH,CH,CH, (3) + 50,(g) - 3C0,(2) + 4H,0(2) O precipitation O combustion double replacement O acid-base Ocombination Ca(s) + Br, (1) CaBr, (s) O single replacement Explanation Check

Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination O precipitation O single replacement combustion KOH(ag) + HBRO(ag) → KBrO(ag) + H,0(1) double replacement acid-base O decomposition combination O precipitation single replacement Ocombustion NaOH (ag) + HBr0(aq) NaBrO(ag) + H,O(1) Odouble replacement Odecomposition acid-base combination O precipitation O single replacement combustion Odouble replacement acid-base O decomposition CH,CH,CH, (3) + 50,(g) - 3C0,(2) + 4H,0(2) O precipitation O combustion double replacement O acid-base Ocombination Ca(s) + Br, (1) CaBr, (s) O single replacement Explanation Check

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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