Question

Difference between synthesis and additional reaction

Answer 1

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There is no basic difference between addition reaction and synthesis reactions. The term synthesis reaction is often termed for reactions which involves more that one step whereas single step direct combination reactions are often termed as addition reaction

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Answer 2

The key difference between synthesis reaction and substitution reaction is that the synthesis reaction gives a new chemical compound formed from a reactant combination, whereas the substitution reactions give a chemical compound that is derived from an existing chemical compound.

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