Which of the following describes what happens to the atom that was displaced in the reactant compound during a single replacement chemical reaction?It becomes part of the new product compound.It becomes the uncombined element in the product.It breaks down in to smaller atomic particles.It is dissolved.

Which is most likely to happen during a single-displacement reaction?A.The ions in two compounds will switch places.B.A metal will replace a nonmetal in a compound.C.A metal replaces another metal in a compound.D.A compound will break apart into two or more products.

In a double displacement reaction, what occurs? One element replaces another elementTwo elements exchange places to form two new substancesAtoms are rearranged to form a new substanceSave

Which of the following best describes a single-replacement reaction?A.Two elements switch places in two compounds.B.A compound breaks apart into separate elements.C.One element takes the place of another in a compound.D.Two elements combine to form a compound.

Which one of the following statements correctly describes a chemical reaction?When compounds in atoms are rearranged but don’t form a new substance.When atoms in elements or compounds are rearranged to form a new substance.When elements in atoms are rearranged to form a new substance.When atoms in elements or compounds are rearranged but don’t form a new substance.I DON'T KNOWSUBMIT ANSWER

A chemical reaction occurs. Which statement is true of the reactants and the products in the reaction? A. The atoms in the products were regrouped into different molecules to form the reactants. B. The atoms in the reactants were regrouped into different molecules to form the products. C. The atoms in the products were destroyed and new molecules appeared to form the reactants. D. The atoms in the reactants were destroyed and new molecules appeared to form the products.