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(a)
Interpretation:
The given reactions are should be classified as combination, displacement, decomposition and disproportionation
Concept introduction:
Redox reaction:
- The oxidation number of a molecule is varied when involved in reaction is called redox reaction. The oxidation and reduction of chemical compounds takes place while they are involving in the reaction.
Type of redox reaction:
Combination redox reaction:
- The combination of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Decomposition redox reaction:
- The decomposition of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Displacement redox reaction:
- The displacement of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Disproportionation redox reaction:
- The formation of different products in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
(b)
Interpretation:
The given reactions are should be classified as combination, displacement, decomposition and disproportionation redox reaction.
Concept introduction:
Redox reaction:
- The oxidation number of a molecule is varied when involved in reaction is called redox reaction. The oxidation and reduction of chemical compounds takes place while they are involving in the reaction.
Type of redox reaction:
Combination redox reaction:
- The combination of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Decomposition redox reaction:
- The decomposition of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Displacement redox reaction:
- The displacement of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Disproportionation redox reaction:
- The formation of different products in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
(c)
Interpretation:
The given reactions are should be classified as combination, displacement, decomposition and disproportionation redox reaction.
Concept introduction:
Redox reaction:
- The oxidation number of a molecule is varied when involved in reaction is called redox reaction. The oxidation and reduction of chemical compounds takes place while they are involving in the reaction.
Type of redox reaction:
Combination redox reaction:
- The combination of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Decomposition redox reaction:
- The decomposition of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Displacement redox reaction:
- The displacement of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Disproportionation redox reaction:
- The formation of different products in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
(d)
Interpretation:
The given reactions are should be classified as combination, displacement, decomposition and disproportionation redox reaction.
Concept introduction:
Redox reaction:
- The oxidation number of a molecule is varied when involved in reaction is called redox reaction. The oxidation and reduction of chemical compounds takes place while they are involving in the reaction.
Type of redox reaction:
Combination redox reaction:
- The combination of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Decomposition redox reaction:
- The decomposition of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Displacement redox reaction:
- The displacement of reactants in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
Disproportionation redox reaction:
- The formation of different products in the redox reaction is occurring while during the reaction.
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