The document links different types of chemical reactions to their descriptions and formulas. It shows that synthesis reactions involve atoms trading places between different compounds, decomposition reactions involve a compound reacting with oxygen, and single replacement reactions combine substances to form more complex compounds. Double replacement reactions involve an uncombined element replacing an element in a compound, while acid-base reactions form salts and water when an acid and base react in solution. Combustion reactions break down compounds into simpler substances.
The document links different types of chemical reactions to their descriptions and formulas. It shows that synthesis reactions involve atoms trading places between different compounds, decomposition reactions involve a compound reacting with oxygen, and single replacement reactions combine substances to form more complex compounds. Double replacement reactions involve an uncombined element replacing an element in a compound, while acid-base reactions form salts and water when an acid and base react in solution. Combustion reactions break down compounds into simpler substances.
The document links different types of chemical reactions to their descriptions and formulas. It shows that synthesis reactions involve atoms trading places between different compounds, decomposition reactions involve a compound reacting with oxygen, and single replacement reactions combine substances to form more complex compounds. Double replacement reactions involve an uncombined element replacing an element in a compound, while acid-base reactions form salts and water when an acid and base react in solution. Combustion reactions break down compounds into simpler substances.
Use arrows to link the type of reaction to its description and to its generic formula.
Type of Description Formula
Reaction Synthesis Atoms in different compounds A + BX -> AX + trade places. B
Decomposition A reaction in which a AH + BOH ->
compound reacts with oxygen. AB + H2O
Single Combining of two or more A + O2 -> CO2
Replacement simple substances to make a + H2O more complex one. Double An uncombined element A + B -> AB Replacement replaces an element that is part of a compound. Acid/Base An acid and a base react to AB -> A + B form a salt and water in aqueous solution. Combustion A complex substance breaks AX + BY -> AY down into two or more + BX simpler substances.