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Copy of Combination Reactions Reading (5/28/2026)

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Read the article, view the videos, and answer the questions.

Read the article, view the videos, and answer the questions.

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Reactions in which two or more substances combine to form a new single substance are referred to _______ reactions.

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Synthesis

Combustion Reaction

Single Displacement

Decomposition

Double Displacement

Double Displacement

Single Displacement

Demposition

Synthesis

Combustion Reaction

Double Displacement

Single Displacement

Combustion Reaction

Synthesis

Decomposition

In the formation of sodium chloride by the combination of sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl):

sodium loses electrons but chlorine gains electrons

sodium gains electrons but chlorine loses electrons

both sodium and chlorine gain electrons

both sodium and chlorine lose electrons

Can a metal and a nonmetal participate in a combination reaction?

Yes, forming ionic compounds.

Yes, forming a molecular compound

No.

Only alkali metals and halogens can.

True

False

A synthesis reaction is also known as a combination reaction.

True

False

Two or more chemical species combine to form a more complex product in a synthesis reaction.

True

False