Balancing of Chemical Reactions
For balancing of chemical reaction the no.
of atom on reactant side should be equal to no. of atom on product side, so
that total mass of reactant is equal to total mass of product. You read these 9
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H2 + O2 ----->
H2O (Imbalance Equation)
2H2 + O2 ----->
2H2O (Balance Equation)
Types of Chemical Reaction
· Addition Reaction
· Decomposition Reaction
· Substitution Reaction
· Oxidation and Reduction Reaction
1. Addition Reaction
Reactions in which two or more than two substances
reacts together to produce a new compound is known as Addition Reaction.
Example:-
2Mg
+ O2 ------>
2MgO
2. Decomposition Reaction
Reactions in which one compound get break into two
or more than two simple compounds by breaking of chemical bonds, these chemical
bonds get broken by heat, light or electricity.
Example:-
CaCO3
------> CaO + CO2
3. Substitution Reaction
Reactions in which one element replaces another
element to form a new compound is known as Substitution Reaction
Example:-
CuSO4
(Aq) + Zn (s) -----> ZnSO4 (Aq) + Cu (s)
4. Oxidation and Reduction Reaction
Oxidation and reduction reaction are described below
on these two basis-
Oxidation and Reduction Reaction
based on oxygen and hydrogen-
· Removal of hydrogen and addition of
oxygen is known as oxidation reaction.
· Removal of oxygen and addition of hydrogen
is known as reduction reaction.
Oxidation and Reduction Reaction
based on electron transfer-
·
Oxidation reactions are the reactions in
which atom or ion looses electrons.
· Reduction reactions are the reactions in
which atom or ion gains electrons.
Oxidation
and Reduction reactions occurs simultaneously because electron removed from one
atom or radical is added to another atom or radical.
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