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Step 1: Write each formula and balance each formula using SUBSCRIPTS
Step 2: Balance the overall equation using coefficients.
1.
sulfur
oxygen
sulfur dioxide
2.
zinc
sulfuric acid
zinc sulfate
3.
hydrogen
nitrogen
ammonia
4.
hydrogen
chlorine
hydrogen chloride
5.
carbon
water
carbon monoxide
6.
calcium oxide
7.
phosphorus
8.
9.
barium chloride
sulfuric acid
10.
alumni sulfate
calcium hydroxide
11.
ethane (C2H6)
12.
aluminum oxide
oxygen
oxygen
water
aluminum
hydrogen
hydrogen
calcium hydroxide
diphosphorus pentoxide
sodium chloride
+ water
carbon dioxide +
oxygen
water
calcium
oxygen
2.
copper
sulfur
3.
calcium oxide
4.
hydrogen
nitrogen
5.
hydrogen
chlorine
6.
silver
sulfur
7.
chromium
oxyen
8.
aluminum
bromine
9.
sodium
iodine
10.
hydrogen
oxygen
11.
aluminum
oxygen
water
calcium hydroxide
1.
barium carbonate
2.
magnesium carbonate
3.
potassium carbonate
4.
zinc hydroxide
5.
6.
7.
sodium chlorate
8.
potassium chlorate
9.
sulfuric acid
10.
carbonic acid
11.
aluminum oxide
12.
silver oxide
lead
2.
iron
3.
silver nitrate +
nickel
4.
sodium bromide
iodine
5.
aluminum bromide
chlorine
6.
sodium iodide
bromine
7.
calcium
hydrochloric acid
8.
magnesium
nitric acid
9.
silver
sulfuric acid
10.
potassium
water
11.
sodium
water
zinc acetate
1.
aluminum oxide
aluminum iodide
2.
silver nitrate
potassium phosphate
3.
aluminum chloride
4.
calcium acetate
sodium carbonate
5.
ammonium chloride +
6.
calcium nitrate
hydrochloric acid
7.
hydrochloric acid
8.
9.
calcium hydroxide
phosphoric acid
10.
calcium bromide
potassium hydroxide
acetic acid
Examine the products of the reactions on this page and determine in each whether a gas, water or
precipitate if formed. Use the solubility table in Appendix A of your textbook to determine the solubilities
of the reaction products. If there is no gas, water, or precipitate produced, put an X through the yield
sign because no reaction occurs.
methane (CH4)
oxygen
2.
ethane (C2H6)
oxygen
3.
propane (C3H8)
oxygen
4.
butane (C4H10)
oxygen
5.
pentane (C5H12)
oxygen
6.
hexane (C6H14)
oxygen
7.
ethane (C2H4)
oxygen
8.
ethyne (C2H2)
oxygen
9.
benzene (C6H6)
oxygen
+
+
bromine
sulfur
Hydrogen
fluorine
Aluminum
iodine
Sulfur trioxide +
water
carbon
oxygen
carbonate
sulfuric acid
calcium chlorate
rule:
nitric acid
rule:
magnesium hydroxide
rule:
rule:
silver oxide
potassium hydroxide
rule:
rule:
rule:
rule:
sodium bromide
rule:
zinc
water(g)
rule:
barium iodide
chlorine
iron
aluminum oxide
rule:
aluminum
sulfuric acid
bromine
copper(II) fluoride
lithium
water(l)
rule:
silver
chloric acid
rule:
silver
water(g)
rule:
rule:
rule:
rule:
barium chloride
rule:
magnesium oxide
hydrochloric acid
sodium iodide
lithium chloride
rule:
nitric acid
rule:
rule:
V. Combustion
methane (CH4) +
oxygen
rule:
(1) CLASSIFY AS ONE OF THE FIVE MAJOR TYPES (S-SYNTHESIS, DDECOMPOSITION, SR-SINGLE REPLACEMENT, DR-DOUBLE REPLACEMENT
OR C-COMBUSTION).
(2) WRITE THE RULE FOR THE REACTION
(3) WRITE AND BALANCE THE EQUATION. (SOME REACTIONS MAY NOT
OCCUR!)
NOTE: AgCl is a precipitate. H2S is a gas.
SR. K is above Cd on the activity series and can replace it
potassium + calcium iodide
2K
sodium
CaI2
oxygen
2KI
calcium carbonate
chlorine
lithium iodide
Ca
sodium oxide
sulfur
oxygen
calcium hydroxide
potassium
water (I)
hydrochloric acid
silver oxide
silver nitrate
hydrochloric acid
sodium hydroxide
aluminum
water(g)
zinc nitrate
calcium oxide
water
magnesium
chloric acid
chromium
calcium nitrite
calcium chloride
lithium chlorate
sodium
chlorine
gold
nitric acid
hydrochloric acid
sodium acetate
barium hydroxide
iodide
tin(II) bromide
bromous acid
potassium
magnesium hypoiodite
manganese
water(l)
ethane (C2H6)
oxygen