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Chemical Reactions III

This one can be a challenge but it will allow you to try again. The five patterns that we are identifying are used Synthesis, Decomposition, Combustion, Single replacement, & Double replacement, plus Dissolving and No reaction. Try your best!!!!
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Mercury II oxide changes to mercury and oxygendecomposition
Putting sugar in waterdissolving
Plants take carbon dioxide and water to make sugarsynthesis
Heating water makes it evaporateNO REACTION
zinc metal reacts with hydrochloric acidsingle replacement
iron placed in CuCl2 solutionsingle replacement
silver nitrate + sodium chloridedouble replacement
Sodium sulfate + barium chloridedouble replacement
Nitrogen gas reacts with hydrogen gas to make ammonia (NH3)synthesis
sodium chloride + magnesium nitrateNO REACTION
Electricity is used to change water into hydrogen and oxygendecomposition
Methane (CH4) burns in aircombustion
potassium nitrate + sodium chlorideNO REACTION
silver metal dipped into sodium chloride solutionNO REACTION
Potassium sulfide + lead nitratedouble replacement
Zinc metal dipped into copper II sulfate solutionsingle replacement
Butane (C4H10) + oxygen gas produces carbon dioxide and watercombustion
sugar is changed to solid carbon and water vapordecomposition
Vinegar and baking soda combine to form bubbles and waterdouble replacement
when a compound combines with oxygen to produce water, carbon dioxide and energycombustion
when a compound forms two or more elements or compoundsdecomposition
when two compound react and two different compounds are formeddouble replacement
Silver + Copper nitrateNO REACTION
Copper + silver nitratesingle replacement

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