The correct classification of the reactions are as follows:
<span>1) 2Mg(s) + O2(g)----> 2MgO (s)
It is a synthesis reaction or a combination reaction. It involves the bonding of the reactant molecules forming one single molecule with new set of properties.
2) Na(s) + Cl2(g)------> NaCl(s)
It is a combination reaction as well, the same as the first reaction.
3). PbCO3(s)------> PbO(s)+Co2(g)
It is a decomposition reaction where a single molecule is breaks down into multiple molecules.
4). Ch4(g) + 2O2(g)----> CO2(g) + 2H2O(g)
It is a combustion reaction since it involves the reaction with oxygen and the production od carbon dioxide and water.</span>
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A hexagon with nothing drawn inside it does not represent Benzene.
Explanation:Below attached picture contains structures mentioned in given option.
Structure of
Option-A is shown in
Red Color.
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Structure of
Option-B is shown in
Blue Color.
Structure of
Option-C is shown in
Green Color.
Structure of
Option-D is shown in
Orange Color.
Result: Except Option-A, all structures represent Benzene. Option-A in fact shows the structure of Cyclohexane.
Hey there!
Speed and velocity both:
1) Measure how fast something is moving
2) Both measured in miles per hour, meters/second, etc (rates)
However, there's a prime difference:
Different because:
1) Velocity is speed, but in a certain direction
2) Velocity is a vector
3) Velocity can be positive <em>or</em> negative, unlike speed.
I added another just in case you had a preference :)
Hope this helps!
