Classify each of the reactions.Pb(NO3)2 + NiCl₂combination->double replacementdecompositionsingle replacementPC13 + Cl₂ PC15single replacementPbCl2 + Ni(NO3)2combinationdecompositiondouble replacementC12H22011→ 12C+11H₂Odecompositioncombinationdouble replacementsingle replacementZnSO4 + Mg →→→ Zn + MgSO4decompositioncombinationdouble replacementsingle replacement

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Classify each of the reactions. Pb(NO3)2 + NiCl₂- combination double replacement decomposition -> PbCl₂ + Ni(NO3)2 single replacement PC13 + Cl₂ ->> PC15 single replacement combination decomposition double replacement C12H₂2011 - 12C+11H₂O decomposition combination double replacement single replacement ZnSO4 + Mg → Zn + MgSO4 decomposition combination double replacement single replacement

Classify each of the reactions. Pb(NO3)2 + NiCl₂- combination double replacement decomposition -> PbCl₂ + Ni(NO3)2 single replacement PC13 + Cl₂ ->> PC15 single replacement combination decomposition double replacement C12H₂2011 - 12C+11H₂O decomposition combination double replacement single replacement ZnSO4 + Mg → Zn + MgSO4 decomposition combination double replacement single replacement

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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