The chemical reaction Na+ + Cl- NaCl is best described as a(n) _____.

i think it is exchange reaction but not sure,, any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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The chemical reaction Na+ + Cl- NaCl is best described as a(n) _____.

i think it is exchange reaction but not sure,, any help would be greatly appreciated!!

anonymous · Answer

Was this question multiple choice? 

I don't think it is an exchange reaction. I would define it as an "ionic combination reaction" But I just made up that term.. 

My reason for saying it is not an exchange reaction is because nothing gets "exchanged". Only two oppositely charged ions coming together.

anonymous · Answer

The chemical reaction Na+ + Cl- NaCl is best described as a(n) _____.


decomposition reaction
exchange reaction
reversible reaction
synthesis reaction

anonymous · Answer

Synthesis!

anonymous · Answer

thank you again i wish i could remember things like this and help people like you can,,

anonymous · Answer

thank you. thats a nice thing to say :)

anonymous · Answer

its the truth you are helping me more thn you know, i have been in tenth grade for 3 years and i migh be able to get to 11th this year :)

anonymous · Answer

I can keep helping you tonight if you want.

anonymous · Answer

sure,, that would be great i am doing a test prep so i can print it and study it but it wont do much if i get all the answers wrong lol thank you

anonymous · Answer

Which substances are responsible for accelerating chemical reactions in cells?


amino acids
enzymes
nucleic acids
lipids

enzymes??

anonymous · Answer

yes enzymes. They are proteins that catalyze chemical reactions.

anonymous · Answer

Activators and inhibitors help regulate ______.


oxygen consumption in cells
>enzyme activity within metabolic pathways
the release of chlorophyll in plants

i think the second one and yay i got one right lol :)

anonymous · Answer

enzyme activity within metabolic pathways.
you got it right!

anonymous · Answer

i have had this class for 2 years,, maybe i finally got something out of it lol im gong to try some on my own but ill post more when i get stumped.. thank you again :) so much

anonymous · Answer

Ok good luck!

anonymous · Answer

thanx :)

frostbite · Answer

Kinda funny about the question "Activators and inhibitors help regulate"... it could be all of them, 1 and 3 would be a consequence from 2.