Question

NH3 (g) + HCl (g) + NH4Cl (s) What type of reaction does this equation represent?

Answer 1

Answer:

Synthesis

Explanation:

Reaction Given:

        NH₃+ HCI ------> NH₄Cl

Type of reaction = ?

Solution:

Look at the reactants and products of the reaction to know the type of reaction

          NH₃+ HCI ------> NH₄Cl

In this reaction two reactant combine and give 1 products.

Reactant of the reaction

NH₃ = Ammonia

HCl = Hydrochloric acid

Product of the reaction

NH₄Cl = Ammonium chloride

So,

That ammonia (NH₃) react with Hydrochloric acid (HCl) and produces salt.

in this reaction NH₃ is a week base and take a proton from HCl and form ammonium ion and Cl ion. these two ions in combine form gives a salt called ammonium chloride.  

Type of Reaction:

This is type of synthesis reaction, in which NH₃ and HCl combine and form a new compound that is ammonium chloride salt (NH₄Cl). As the synthesis reaction is that reaction in which two are more compounds or molecules combine and form a new compound.