Predict the following products balance determine reaction

Chemistry

1 answer:

Nady [450]3 years ago

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1) CuCl2+H2S—>CuS+2HCl
Double replacement

2)ZnCO3—>ZnO+CO2 (already balanced)
Decomposition

3)2Zn+2HCl—>2ZnCl+H2
Single replacement

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