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    This document discusses several types of chemical reactions and provides examples of balanced chemical equations. It covers synthesis reactions, decomposition reactions, single replacement reactions, double replacement reactions, and combustion reactions. The key principles discussed are writing balanced chemical equations, the law of conservation of mass, and ensuring atoms are balanced on both sides of the equation. Examples of many common chemical reactions are provided to illustrate these principles.

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    Balancing Chemical Equations

    CA Standards
    Students know how to describe
    chemical reactions by writing
    balanced equations.

    Law of Conservation of Mass


    In ordinary chemical reactions, the total mass
    of reacting substances is equal to the total
    mass of products
    All atoms on the reactant side must appear
    on the product side, and in equal numbers
    No new elements may appear
    No elements may disappear

    Synthesis Reactions
    1.
    ___CaO
    ___Ca(OH)2

    ___H2O

    2.

    ___P4

    ___O2

    ___P2O5

    3.

    ___Ca

    ___O2

    ___CaO

    4.

    ___Cu

    ___S8

    ___ CuS

    5.
    ___CaO
    ___Ca(OH)2

    6.

    ___S8

    7.

    ___H2

    8.

    ___H2

    ___H2O
    ___O2
    ___N2
    ___Cl2

    ___SO2

    ___NH3
    ___HCl

    Decomposition Reactions
    15. ___BaCO3
    ___CO2

    ___BaO

    16. ___MgCO3
    ___CO2

    ___MgO

    17. ___K2CO3
    ___CO2

    ___K2O

    18. ___Zn(OH)2
    ___H2O

    ___ZnO

    19. ___Fe(OH)2
    ___H2O

    ___FeO

    Decomposition Reactions
    15. ___BaCO3
    ___CO2

    ___BaO

    16. ___MgCO3
    ___CO2

    ___MgO

    17. ___K2CO3
    ___CO2

    ___K2O

    18. ___Zn(OH)2
    ___H2O

    ___ZnO

    19. ___Fe(OH)2
    ___H2O

    ___FeO

    Single Replacement
    Reactions

    27. ___AgNO3

    ___Ni

    ___Ni(NO3)2

    ___Ag

    28. ___AlBr3

    ___Cl2

    ___AlCl3

    29. ___NaI
    ___NaBr

    ___Br2
    +

    ___Br2
    ___I2

    Double Replacement Reactions


    35.
    ___AlI3
    +
    ___HgCl2

    ____AlCl3
    36.

    ___HCl

    ___NaCl
    37.

    +
    +

    ___NaOH

    ___H2O

    ___BaCl2

    ___BaSO4
    38.

    ____HgI2(ppt)

    +
    +

    ___Al2(SO4)3

    ___H2SO4
    ___HCl
    +

    Combustion Reactions
    48. ___CH4
    ___CO2

    ___O2

    ___H2O

    49. ___C2H6

    ___CO2

    ___H2O

    ___O2

    50. ___C3H8

    ___CO2

    ___H2O

    51. ___C4H10

    ___O2

    ___O2

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