Chemical Reactions And Equations - Part 3 | Class 10th

Types of Chemical Reactions:

i). Combination Reaction

ii). Decomposition Reaction

a). Thermal Decomposition

b). Electrolytic Decomposition

iii). Displacement Reaction OR Substitution reaction

iv). Double Displacement Reaction

            a). Precipitation Reaction

            b). Neutralisation Reaction         

v).  Redox Reaction

vi). Oxidation Reaction

vii). Reduction Reaction

viii). Endothermic Reaction

ix). Exothermic Reaction

Explanation of Types with Reactions:

Combination Reaction:

The reactions in which two or more substances combine to form a new substance are called combination reaction. For example:

a).  2 Mg (s)   +    O₂ (g)      à    2 MgO

     Magnesium      Oxygen           Magnesium oxide (White ash)

                                                      (basic) turns Red litmus blue

b). In the laboratory, iron sulphide is prepared by mixing iron and sulphur.                   

             Fe(s)   + S(s)    à    FeS(s)

c). Burning of carbon monoxide in oxygen to form carbon dioxide.    

              2CO (g)       +   O₂(g)  à       2CO₂ (g)

d).          CaO            +         H₂O    à     Ca(OH)₂

       Calcium Oxide           Water           Calcium Hydroxide

       (Quick Lime)                                    (Slaked Lime)

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