O SIMPLE REACTIONSIdentifying precipitation, combustion and acid-base reactionsClassify each chemical reaction:type of reaction(check all that apply)reactionO combinationO precipitationO single replacementO double replacementO combustionCaCo, (s) → Cao(s) + co,(3)O acid-baseO decompositionO combihationO precipitation2CH, (CH,),CH, (3) + 130, (g)O single replacement8Co, (2) + 10H,0(g)O combustionO double replacementO acid-basedecompositionO combinationO precipitationsingle replacementO double replacementNaOH (aq) + HB1O(aq) → NaBro(aq) + H,0(1)O combustionO acid-baseO decompositionO combinationO precipitationO single replacementO combustionFeS o, (aq) + PbCl, (aq) → FeCl, (aq) + Pbso,()O double replacementO acid-baseO decomposition

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Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction O combination O precipitation O single replacement n combustion CaCO, (;) → CaO(s) + co, (3) Odouble replacement O acid-base decomposition O combihation Oprecipitation 2CH, (CH,),CH, (g) + 130, (8) → 8C0, (3) + 10H,0(g) O single replacement combustion O double replacement O acid-base Odecomposition O combination precipitation NaOH (aq) + HB-O(aq) → NaBrO(aq) + H,0(1) O single replacement Odouble replacement combustion O acid-base Odecomposition O combination precipitation O single replacement O double replacement combustion FeSO, (aq) + PbCl, (ag) FeCl, (aq) + PbS0,(s) acid-base O decomposition 000

Classify each chemical reaction: type of reaction (check all that apply) reaction O combination O precipitation O single replacement n combustion CaCO, (;) → CaO(s) + co, (3) Odouble replacement O acid-base decomposition O combihation Oprecipitation 2CH, (CH,),CH, (g) + 130, (8) → 8C0, (3) + 10H,0(g) O single replacement combustion O double replacement O acid-base Odecomposition O combination precipitation NaOH (aq) + HB-O(aq) → NaBrO(aq) + H,0(1) O single replacement Odouble replacement combustion O acid-base Odecomposition O combination precipitation O single replacement O double replacement combustion FeSO, (aq) + PbCl, (ag) FeCl, (aq) + PbS0,(s) acid-base O decomposition 000

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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