Which statements are true of precipitation reactions?

Check all that apply.

A. The new compounds are both liquids.

B. Two substances form from one reactant.

C. A solid forms.

D. They are also double-replacement reactions.

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Emmett Orr

Chemistry

25 June, 08:34

Which statements are true of precipitation reactions?

Check all that apply.

A. The new compounds are both liquids.

B. Two substances form from one reactant.

C. A solid forms.

D. They are also double-replacement reactions.

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Hayden Bradley · Answer 1

In chemistry, a precipitation reaction is a double replacement reaction. It involves two reactants and two products. It means that the cations and anions of the compounds interchange with one another to yield two products. But what makes precipitation reactions different is that when two liquid reactants are allowed to react together, a solid substance called precipitate is formed. The solid appears because it is insoluble to the other product in aqueous state.

Therefore, basing on the choices given, precipitation reactions apply to letters C and D.

Which statements are true of precipitation reactions?Check all that apply.A. The new compounds are both liquids.B. Two substances form from one reactant.C. A solid forms.D. They are also double-replacement reactions.

Which statements are true of precipitation reactions?

Check all that apply.

A. The new compounds are both liquids.

B. Two substances form from one reactant.

C. A solid forms.

D. They are also double-replacement reactions.