Please help Predicting products from reactantsSynthesis reactionsWrite the skeletal and then the balanced equation for the following reactions. Be sure to include theproper states of matter by using the appropriate subscripts. i.e. S8, Br2 0) All reactions will occur for theseexamples. ***If it is a multivalent metal then you must show both possibilities unless otherwise stated.1.a. silver and sulfur b. nickel (II) and nitrogenc. antimony and chlorine d. hydrogen and sulfur2. More SynthesisDetermine if an acid or a base is formed when each oxide is placed in water. Explain how you know. Writethe skeletal and balanced equation.a. carbon dioxide gasb. magnesium oxide solidc. nitrogen trioxide d. potassium oxide3. Determine the products that are likely to form in the decomposition of each compound. Then write thebalanced chemical equation for the reaction.a) sodium bromideb) aluminum sulfidec) titanium(III) hydroxided) potassium carbonatee) iron (III) nitratef) zinc chloride hexahydrateg) aluminum hydroxideh) chromium (II) oxide4. Write a balanced chemical equation for the complete combustion for each fuel.а. propaneb. methanec. methanol CH,OH5. Write a balanced chemical equation for each incomplete combustion reaction.nonane liquid undergoes incomplete combustion to produce carbon dioxide and water and carbon monoxidegasO butane,carbongas undergoes incomplete combustion to produce carbon dioxide, water, carbon monoxide and

A. silver + sulfur The product formed = Silver(I) sulfide 2 Ag(s) + S(s) → Ag2S(s)

Predicting products from reactants Synthesis reactions Write the skeletal and then the balanced equation for the following reactions. Be sure to include the proper states of matter by using the appropriate subscripts. i.e. Sg, Br2 (1) All reactions will occur for these examples. ***If it is a multivalent metal then you must show both possibilities unless otherwise stated. 1. a. silver and sulfur b. nickel (II) and nitrogen c. antimony and chlorine d. hydrogen and sulfur

Predicting products from reactants Synthesis reactions Write the skeletal and then the balanced equation for the following reactions. Be sure to include the proper states of matter by using the appropriate subscripts. i.e. Sg, Br2 (1) All reactions will occur for these examples. ***If it is a multivalent metal then you must show both possibilities unless otherwise stated. 1. a. silver and sulfur b. nickel (II) and nitrogen c. antimony and chlorine d. hydrogen and sulfur

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter7: Reactions In Aqueous Solutions

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