Title: Types of Reactions
1Types of Reactions
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2 Types of Chemical Reactions
- Combustion Burning elements/compounds
- Synthesis To Make ONE compounds
- Decomposition To Break-down one compound into
two or more substances - Single Displacement/Replacement to move one
element and replace another - Double Displacement/Replacement to move two
elements and replace others
3Combustion (AKA Burning)
- a reaction in which oxygen combines with another
compound (called a hydrocarbon) to form carbon
dioxide and water. - Example Burning of candle wax/paraffin
- C25H52 38 O2 ? 25 CO2 26 H2O
hydrocarbon called paraffin
4Synthesis make 1 product
- Only ONE PRODUCT is MADE
- General Form A B ? AB
- Example An iron nail rusting.
- 4 Fe 3 O2 ? 2 Fe2O3
5Decomposition break down 1 reactant
- Only ONE REACTANT TO START WITH
- General form
- compound ? element element OR
- compound ? element compound
- Example Electrolysis of water
- 2 H2O ? 2 H2 O2
animation
compound
elem.
elem.
6Single Displacement/Replacement 1 element moves
another
- a reaction in which a single element trades
places with another element in a compound. - General Form
- element compound ? element compound
- 2 K MgCl2 ? Mg 2 KCl
compound
element
compound
element
7Double Displacement/Replacement two elements
switch places
- A reaction in which the cation of one compound
switches places with the anions of the other
compound. - General Form
- Compound Compound ? Compound Compound
- Example
- Pb(NO3)2 2 KI ? PbI2 2 KNO3
compound
compound
compound
compound
8A Handy ChecklistWhat Type of Reaction Is It?
- 1) Does your reaction have oxygen as one of its
reactants and carbon dioxide and water as
products? If yes, then it's a ________ reaction. - 2) Does your reaction have one compound on the
product side? If yes, then it's a ________
reaction.
combustion
synthesis
9What type of reaction is it?
- Does your reaction have one large compound on the
reactant side falling apart to make several small
ones on the product side? If yes, then it's a
____________ reaction. - Does your reaction have one element on both sides
of the arrow? If yes, then it's a
________________ reaction. - Does your reaction have two compounds on both
sides of the arrow? If yes, then its a
_________________ reaction
decomposition
single displacement
double displacement
10Identify the Type of Reaction
- 1 NaOH 1 KNO3 ? 1 NaNO3 1 KOH
- 1 CH4 2 O2 ? 1 CO2 2 H2O
- 1 Fe 3 NaBr ? 1 FeBr3 3 Na
- 2 Pb 1 O2 ? 2 PbO
- 1 Na2CO3 ? 1 Na2O 1 CO2
Double displacement two compounds on either side
Combustion oxygen and CO2 and H2O
Single displacement one element displaces
another
Synthesis making one compound
Decomposition breaking down one compound
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