Answer:
The reaction has a single reactant
Explanation:
Decomposition reaction is a reaction in which an insoluble single compound is heated at a high temperature and decomposes into several products.
Typically, we may see decomposition of calcium carbonate producing calcium oxide and carbon dioxide, this is represented by the following reaction:
Another example would be decomposition of ammonium nitrite. Ammonium nitrite would decompose into nitrogen and water:
Notice that the two examples above share something in common: the two decomposition reactions have a single reactant.
The correct answer is<span> C) Water takes long to heat and cool down than other liquids.
It doesn't climb up the sides of a tube any more than other solutions do, and being a universal solvent has nothing to do with radiators. It does however take a long time to heat and cool down since you don't have a 100+ celsius burner to heat it up in an instant.</span>
I believe D has the largest radius out of the other 3.
Because SN1 reaction goes through carbonation it goes well with Benzyl bromide that has a good , stabilized carbocation
As for the SN2 reaction , the primary halides are the most reactive
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