Classify each chemical reaction:type of reaction(check all that apply)reactioncombinationOprecipitationCH,OCH;(1) + 30,(s) → 2C0, (g) + 3H,0(g)single replacementO combustiondouble replacementacid-basedecompositioncombinationprecipitationH,Co, (ag) → H,0(1) + co,(g)O single replacementOdouble replacementcombustionOacid-baseO decompositioncombinationprecipitationCuso, (ag) + ZnCr0,(aq) → ZnS 0,(aq) + CuCro,(s)O single replacementO double replacementO combustionO acid-basedecompositioncombinationO precipitationO combustion2K (s) + Br, (1) 2KB (s)O single replacementdouble replacementacid-basedecomposition

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Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination precipitation CH,OCH, (1) + 30,(s) - 2c0,(g) + 3H,0(g) O single replacement double replacement combustion acid-base decomposition combination precipitation H,CO,(ag) → H,0(1) + co,(g) O single replacement double replacement acid-base O combustion decomposition O combination precipitation Cuso,(ag) + ZnCro,(aq) O single replacement O double replacement ZnSo, (ag) + CuCro,(s) combustion acid-base Odecomposition O combination Oprecipitation O single replacement Odouble replacement acid-base 2K (s) + Br, () 2KBr(s) combustion decomposition

Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction combination precipitation CH,OCH, (1) + 30,(s) - 2c0,(g) + 3H,0(g) O single replacement double replacement combustion acid-base decomposition combination precipitation H,CO,(ag) → H,0(1) + co,(g) O single replacement double replacement acid-base O combustion decomposition O combination precipitation Cuso,(ag) + ZnCro,(aq) O single replacement O double replacement ZnSo, (ag) + CuCro,(s) combustion acid-base Odecomposition O combination Oprecipitation O single replacement Odouble replacement acid-base 2K (s) + Br, () 2KBr(s) combustion decomposition

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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