Types of Reactions - Classification of Chemical Reactions - CLEAR & SIMPLE

Types or Classification of Chemical Reactions - This video goes over the different Types of Chemical Reactions typically taught in college and high school chemistry. I go over combustion reactions, single replacement reactions, double replacement reactions, synthesis reaction and decomposition reactions. Enjoy the video, I hope it helps.

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Look at it this way:
Synthesis: Two people got together
Decomposition: Two people broke up
Single Replacement: A man stole someone else's girlfriend
Double Replacement: In two couples, the girlfriends switched

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[@gwenjoyceang]

Awesome video ;) tnx so much for helping me understand. However, i read in a book that combustion is the reaction of oxygen with another substance. The one you stated is just a subtype and a common occurrence where hydrocarbons (compounds with hydrogen and oxyfen react with oxygen and produce water and carbon dioxide

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[@xdrcx]

When writing the products of a double replacement reaction, is there a particular order to put them in?

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[@francisjoseph4959]

I beg your pardon, but in single displacement reaction, are there rules that I must know? If possible can I know the rules in all chemical reactions please.

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[@ishaksarad855]

For single replacement, how do you know which one to bump out?

[@dareal2669]

the one which is less reactive will be single
search on google reactivity activity is that a reactive metal will displace the least reactive and so on
for ex Al2 + 3CuCl2 = 2AlCl3 + 3Cu
in this equation the aluminum is more reactive than copper so it can displace it and take copper away and to know the metalic reactivity activity search on google photos
mainly it comes like this list ( not full )
Al
Zn
Fe
H
Copper
hope it helps

[@sciencepost]

Combustion is a little more specific than just reacting with oxygen. It needs to react C#H# + O2 to also yield CO2 and H2O. Mg + O2 produes just one product, which is why is a synthesis reaction.

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[@Leto_0]

What about precipitation?

[@Xoxomci]

Conor Smith This might be a little too late lol but precipitate reactions are usually double replacement reactions. When two aqueous compounds react and one of the products is a solid that's when you know there is a ppt.

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BTW what happened to the subscript of Al? < In the exercise I mean like seriously what happened to the 3

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[@jayapreethi6066]

I have a doubt. Mg also reacts with oxygen ,burns so as to form MgO. Since it burns with oxygen, why cant it come under combustion reaction?

[@lakshyabeniwal5234]

MnO2+HCl=MnCl2+Cl2+H2O
Which kind of reaction is this
Plz help me

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In the single replacement problem, a hydrogen and a chlorine atom just kind of pop into existence. Other than that great video!

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Why double and single replacement and not just call them both redox?

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[@Specstackles]

why aren't these reactions balanced?

[@MrJaydub1001]

Hydrogen Peroxide does not decompose to form oxygen and hydrogen. It yields oxygen and water.

[@birintankandasamy1886]

balance plz

[@Darh57]

Ur equation in single replacement is unbalanced.

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hello good video but none of your reactions are balanced :/

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