The equation below only shows the overall reaction between sodiumsulfite and hydrochloric acid. Which kinds of reactions occurred togenerate the products shown in the equation? (Choose all that applies.)Na,SO3(aq) + 2 HCI(aq)2 Nacl(aq) + SO2(g) + H20(e)double displacement reactionprecipitation reactionsingle displacement reactionredox reactioncombustion reactionO gas-forming reactionaddition reactiondecomposition reactionacid-base neutralization reaction

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The equation below only shows the overall reaction between sodiun sulfite and hydrochloric acid. Which kinds of reactions occurred to generate the products shown in the equation? (Choose all that applie NazSO3(aq) + 2 HCI(aq) → 2 Nacl(aq) + SO2(9) + H2O(e) O double displacement reaction O precipitation reaction O single displacement reaction redox reaction combustion reaction O gas-forming reaction O addition reaction O decomposition reaction acid-base neutralization reaction

The equation below only shows the overall reaction between sodiun sulfite and hydrochloric acid. Which kinds of reactions occurred to generate the products shown in the equation? (Choose all that applie NazSO3(aq) + 2 HCI(aq) → 2 Nacl(aq) + SO2(9) + H2O(e) O double displacement reaction O precipitation reaction O single displacement reaction redox reaction combustion reaction O gas-forming reaction O addition reaction O decomposition reaction acid-base neutralization reaction

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