Question

EXAMPLE OF COMBINATION REACTION

EXAMPLE CHAIYE DEFINATION NHI....​

Answer 1

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⚽ EXAMPLE OF COMBINATION REACTION .

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$\longmapsto~\bf\red{NH_3~(g)~+~HCl~(g)~\longrightarrow~NH_4Cl~(g)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{CaO~(s)~+~CO_2~(g)~\longrightarrow~CaCO_3~(s)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{2NH_3~(g)~+~H_2SO_4~(aq)~\longrightarrow~(NH_4)_2SO_4~(aq)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{CO_2~(g)~+~O_2~(g)~\longrightarrow~2CO_2~(g)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{SO_2~(g)~+~O_2~(g)~\longrightarrow~2SO_3~(g)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{CO_2~(g)~+~C~(s)~\longrightarrow~2CO~(g)~}$

$\longmapsto~\bf\red{NO_2~(g)~+~O_2~(g)~\longrightarrow~2NO_2~(g)~}$

Answer 2

Answer:

When a combination reaction occurs between a metal and a non-metal the product is an ionic solid. An example could be lithium reacting with sulfur to give lithium sulfide. When magnesium burns in air, the atoms of the metal combine with the gas oxygen to produce magnesium oxide.

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