Draw and complete a graphic organizer to identify the types of chemical reactions illustrated by these formulas:A+ BC= B+AC,AB=A+B,A+B=AB
To draw and complete a graphic organizer to identify the types of chemical reactions illustrated by these formulas, you can use a table or a Venn diagram. I will explain how to create a table for this task.
Step 1: Create a two-column table. Label the first column "Reactants" and the second column "Products."
Step 2: Fill in the reactants and products based on the given formulas.
```
Reactants Products
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A + BC B + AC
AB A + B
A + B AB
```
Step 3: Analyze each equation to determine the type of chemical reaction.
First equation (A + BC = B + AC): This equation represents a double displacement or metathesis reaction because the positive ions (A and B) switch places with each other.
Second equation (AB = A + B): This equation represents a decomposition reaction since the reactant (AB) is breaking down into its constituent elements (A and B).
Third equation (A + B = AB): This equation represents a synthesis or combination reaction as two elements (A and B) combine to form a compound (AB).
Your completed table should look like this:
```
Reactants Products Type of Reaction
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A + BC B + AC Double displacement
AB A + B Decomposition
A + B AB Synthesis/Combination
```
Now, you have a graphic organizer that identifies the types of chemical reactions illustrated by the given formulas.