_________reaction occurs when the bonds of the reacting compounds are broken and new combinations are formed. A. synthesis B. reversible C. Exchange D. Decomposition

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_________reaction occurs when the bonds of the reacting compounds are broken and new combinations are formed.

A. synthesis

B. reversible

C. Exchange

D. Decomposition

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The answer is C, exchange.

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