Mutual exchange of elements or radicals by two substances is known as
Decomposition
Combination
Displacement
Double decomposition
When one element or radical replaces another element or radical in a substance, it is called
Displacement reaction
Decomposition of calcium carbonate liberates
O2
N2
CO
CO2
Decomposition of PCl5 is
Reversible
Irreversible
Combustion
Reduction
On burning Sulphur with oxygen, Sulphur dioxide is formed, It is an example for
Reaction of Zinc on Copper sulphate is an example for
Metal reacts with hydrogen to form
Hydrates
Hydrides
Oxides
Hydroxides
When a single substance split into 2 or more substances, the reaction is called
Chemical displacement
Chemical combination
Chemical decomposition
Nitrogen and hydrogen combines to form
Amide
Ammonia
Hydride
Oxide
On heating lead nitrate, a pale yellow substance left is
Lead oxide
Lead sulphate
Lead hydride
Lead nitride