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1 (i) 2CaCO3 → 2CaO + CO2

(ii) 2CO + O2​ → 2CO2

(iii) 2Ca[NO]3 → 2CaO + 4NO2 + O2

(iv) 2Ca[NO]3 → 2CaO + 4NO2 + O2h

​2(i)Thermal decomposition is breaking a compound into two or more elements, or into two new compounds with the help of heat. These reactions are irreversible.

Thermal dissociation is breaking a substance into two or simpler substances with the help of heating. These reactions are reversible

(ii) A reaction between an acid and base which results in the formation of salt and water is a neutralization reaction.

A reaction where a semi-solid insoluble product is formed, which is called precipitate is a precipitation reaction.

(iii) A reaction between an acid and base which results in the formation of salt and water is a neutralization reaction.

A reaction where a semi-solid insoluble product is formed, which is called precipitate is a precipitation reaction.

(iv)Catalyst is a substance which increases or decreases the rate of reaction. There are two types of catalyst, positive & negative. A positive catalyst increases the rate and negative catalyst decreases the rate of reactions.

The promoter is a catalyst to catalyst which increases the efficiency of a catalyst.

(v) An oxide which dissolves in water to form acids is an acidic oxide. It's a non-metal oxide.

An oxide which dissolves in water is an alkali, basic oxides are metallic oxides.

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