Which of the following is the correct word equation for the reaction described below?
Mercury (II) oxide breaks down when it is heated to form oxygen gas and liquid mercury.
A) oxygen gas + mercury → mercury (II) oxide
B) mercury (II) oxide + oxygen → mercury
C) mercury → mercury (II) oxide + oxygen
D) mercury (II) oxide → oxygen + mercury
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