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A chemical equation is given below. How would you classify this reaction? Na₂CO3 → Na₂O + CO₂ A.single replacement B. Synthesis C. Combustion D. Decomposition

A chemical equation is given below. How would you classify this reaction? Na₂CO3 → Na₂O + CO₂ A.single replacement B. Synthesis C. Combustion D. Decomposition
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A chemical equation is given

below. How would you classify
this reaction?
Na₂CO3 → Na₂O + CO₂
A.single replacement
B. Synthesis
C. Combustion
D. Decomposition

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User Richard Dingwall
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ANSWER:

D (because because it results in two compounds from one substance)
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