sch type of compound does not ionize in solution and is classified as a non electrolyte? A. Ionic compounds B. Acids C. Elements D. Covalent compounds Vhich of the following reactions is written incorrectly? A N+H_(3)arrow NH_(3) B H_(2)CO_(3)arrow H_(2)O+CO_(2) CH_(4)+O_(2)arrow CO_(2)+H_(2)O D. Cl_(2)+Karrow KCl ised on the following double replacement reaction, what would be the products? SrSO_(4)+RbNO_(3)arrow A. SrNO_(3) and RbSO_(4) B. Sr(NO_(3))_(2) and Rb_(2)SO_(4) C. Sr(NO_(3))_(2) and RbSO_(4) D. SrNO_(3) and Rb_(2)SO_(4) ich type of reaction involves one reactant breaking apart into multiple pro A. Synthesis B. Single Replacement C. Decomposition ). Combustion ch type of reaction is the following: C+O_(2)arrow . Synthesis Decomposition . Combustion .Single Replacement

1. Which type of compound does not ionize in solution and is classified as a non-electrolyte?<br />A. Ionic compounds<br />B. Acids<br />C. Elements<br />D. Covalent compounds<br /><br />Answer: D. Covalent compounds<br /><br />2. Which of the following reactions is written incorrectly?<br />A. $N+H_{3}\rightarrow NH_{3}$<br />B. $H_{2}CO_{3}\rightarrow H_{2}O+CO_{2}$<br />C. $CH_{4}+O_{2}\rightarrow CO_{2}+H_{2}O$<br />D. $Cl_{2}+K\rightarrow KCl$<br /><br />Answer: A. $N+H_{3}\rightarrow NH_{3}$<br /><br />3. Based on the following double replacement reaction, what would be the products?<br />$SrSO_{4}+RbNO_{3}\rightarrow $<br />A. $SrNO_{3}$ and $RbSO_{4}$<br />B. $Sr(NO_{3})_{2}$ and $Rb_{2}SO_{4}$<br />C. $Sr(NO_{3})_{2}$ and $RbSO_{4}$<br />D. $SrNO_{3}$ and $Rb_{2}SO_{4}$<br /><br />Answer: C. $Sr(NO_{3})_{2}$ and $RbSO_{4}$<br /><br />4. Which type of reaction involves one reactant breaking apart into multiple products?<br />A. Synthesis<br />B. Single Replacement<br />C. Decomposition<br />D. Combustion<br /><br />Answer: C. Decomposition<br /><br />5. Which type of reaction is the following:<br />$C+O_{2}\rightarrow $<br />A. Synthesis<br />B. Decomposition<br />C. Combustion<br />D. Single Replacement<br /><br />Answer: C. Combustion