Chemical transformations involve the rearrangement of atoms and bonds to create distinct substances. Match each described chemical reaction on the left with its corresponding balanced chemical equation on the right.
- Thermal decomposition of calcium carbonate yielding solid calcium oxide and carbon dioxide gas
- Single displacement of silver from aqueous silver nitrate using solid copper metal
- Neutralization between sulfuric acid and sodium hydroxide forming sodium sulfate and water
- Complete combustion of ethanol producing carbon dioxide and water vapor
Answer
Each reaction description matches its stoichiometrically balanced chemical equation representing the correct reaction archetype (decomposition, single displacement, neutralization, and combustion).
The correct pairings accurately connect standard chemical nomenclature and reaction archetypes (decomposition, single displacement, acid-base neutralization, and hydrocarbon combustion) to their fully balanced IUPAC stoichiometric equations.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Classification and Stoichiometric Balancing of Chemical Reactions
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