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Acid + base salt + water
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What type of reaction has the general form AX plus BY -- AY plus BX?
A double replacement reaction.
What type of reaction is represented by the general form AX plus B BX plus A?
double-replacement
What type of reaction is represented by the general form AX plus BY BX plus AY?
Double Replacement
What is the simplest form for 38 it is in simplest form?
3/8 is in its simplest form.
What is 10 in simplest form?
The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.
What is a general form of a synthesis reaction?
A+B ➝AB
What is the general form is a synthesis reaction?
A+B ➝AB
What is a general form of decomposition reaction?
Ab->a+b
What type of reaction has the general form AX plus BY -- AY plus BX?
A double replacement reaction.
What is the general form of single-replacement reaction?
.Ab + c cb + a
What is general form of a single replacement reaction?
.Ab + c cb + a
What is the general form of a synthesis reaction?
.Ab + c cb + a
What kind of reaction shows two reactants combining to form one new product?
A synthesis reaction is when two reactants combine to form one new product. This type of reaction can be represented by the general equation: A + B → AB.
What is the general formula for synthesis?
A synthesis reaction is when two or more simple compounds combine to form a more complicated one. These reactions come in the general form of: A+B=AB
What are products of the simplest type of acid base reaction?
a salt and water
When the numerator and demominator have 1 as their only common factor a fraction is in what?
Simplest form
What show is 8 out of 16 in its simplest form?
8/16 is not in the simplest form because you still can find a common number that divides both of them perfectly. in this case namely, 8. the simplest form would be 1/2. in general you would have to show or state that there are no common divisors.
