Chemistry, asked by surajchandra57, 1 year ago

how do chemical displacement reactions differ from chemical decomposition reactions explain with example for each?

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Answered by sarita2
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chemical displacement:
if one metal displaces to another compound form a new product called chemical displacement
Zn+2Hcl_________zncl2+H2
chemical decomposition:
if one reactant decomposes into two or more products called chemical decoposition
Caco3----------Cao+Co2
Answered by 09392896610
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*A single substance decomposes to give two or more substance this type of reaction is called "Chemical decomposition reaction". When decomposition reaction takes place on heating it is also called "Thermal decomposition reaction".

1) Example of chemical decomposition reaction:-  calcium carbonate(CaCo₃)⇒ calcium oxide(Cao) + carbon dioxide(Co₂)

2)Example of Thermal decomposition reaction - lead nitrate(Pb(No₃)₂)⇒lead oxide(PbO) +Nitrogen dioxide(No₂) + Oxygen(O₂)

*Displacement reaction :- If one element displaces another element from its compound this type of reaction is called as Displacement reaction.
For example:1) Zinc(Zn)+ hydrochloric acid(HCl)⇒Zinc chloride(Zncl₂)+water(H₂)
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