Combustion reactions between carbon and oxygen that form carbon dioxide are single
displacement reactions.
True False

Question

Combustion reactions between carbon and oxygen that form carbon dioxide are single
displacement reactions.
 True False

anonymous · Answer

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jgirl128 · Answer

a single displacement reaction is when one element trades places with another element in a compound. I'd have to say that the answer is false, carbon and oxygen form a covalent bond.

anonymous · Answer

I am not sure but I think it is true. Please correct me if I am wrong.

anonymous · Answer

Wait isn't this the math section???

jgirl128 · Answer

yeah, it is.

anonymous · Answer

no science lol

anonymous · Answer

wait what ? oh

jgirl128 · Answer

he's saying you put the question in the mathematics section

anonymous · Answer

my bad

jgirl128 · Answer

don't worry about it. since you read through your lesson and learned about single displacement devices and stuff, what do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

I thought it was false but i rushed so i'm not completely sure :/

anonymous · Answer

Imma go now...

jgirl128 · Answer

an example of a single displacement device is when magnesium replaces hydrogen in water and makes magnesium hydroxide and hydrogen gas. do you think carbon replaces oxygen in carbon dioxide?

jgirl128 · Answer

carbon dioxide itself is made up of 2 oxygen atoms and each are covalently double bonded to a carbon atom

jgirl128 · Answer

aka they're covalently bonded

jgirl128 · Answer

what do you think the answer is?

jgirl128 · Answer

(it's false) good luck