Chemical compounds are commonly identified by both everyday names and standard IUPAC chemical formulas. Match each common chemical substance on the left with its correct chemical formula and characteristic reaction property on the right.
- Calcium carbonate (limestone) — an ionic carbonate salt that reacts with acids to produce carbon dioxide gas and water
- Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda / lye) — a strong alkaline base widely used in drain cleaners and saponification reactions
- Hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) — a strong binary acid found in digestive gastric juices and used for industrial metal pickling
- Methane (natural gas) — a simple hydrocarbon gas that undergoes complete combustion with oxygen to yield and
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Calcium carbonate matches with (carbonate salt releasing ), Sodium hydroxide matches with (strong base used in drain cleaners), Hydrochloric acid matches with (strong acid in gastric juices), and Methane matches with (combustible hydrocarbon producing and ).
Each substance is accurately paired with its standard chemical formula and defining chemical reaction property: calcium carbonate () produces carbon dioxide when acidified, sodium hydroxide () acts as an alkaline cleaner, hydrochloric acid () serves as stomach acid and an industrial pickling agent, and methane () combusts cleanly to produce carbon dioxide and water.
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Nomenclature, formulas, and fundamental chemical behaviors of common inorganic and organic compounds
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