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P+O2 → P4O10 a. Single Replacement b. Synthesis c. Double Replacement d. Decomposition e. Combustion​

P+O2 → P4O10 a. Single Replacement b. Synthesis c. Double Replacement d. Decomposition e. Combustion​
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P+O2 → P4O10

a. Single Replacement
b. Synthesis
c. Double Replacement
d. Decomposition
e. Combustion​

User William Edmisten
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B is the answer k i hope i am right
User Imotov
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The answer is B, this is a synthesis reaction. A good way to identify a synthesis reaction is when there are multiple reactants, but only one product.
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