1. Si + S8 ---> Si2S4 2. Hg2CO3 ---> Hg + HgO + CO2 3. C2H5OH...

1.              Si    +    S₈   --->      Si₂S₄

2.              Hg₂CO₃   --->   Hg    +    HgO   +    CO₂

3.              C₂H₅OH   +   O₂   --->     CO₂     +     H₂O

4.              Al₄C₃   +   H₂O  --->  CH₄   +   Al(OH)₃

5.              BaCl₂   +   Al₂(SO₄)₃   --->   BaSO₄   +   AlCl₃

6.              V₂O₅   +   HCl   --->   VOCl₃    +    H₂O

7.              Au₂S₃   +   H₂   --->    Au   +    H₂S

8.              Fe₂(C₂O₄)₃   --->     FeC₂O₄   +     CO₂

9.              ClO₂   +   H₂O   --->    HClO₂   +   HClO₃

10.           Ca₃P₂   +   H₂O   --->    Ca(OH)₂   +   PH₃

11.           KO₂    +    CO₂   --->    K₂CO₃   +      O₂

12.           MnO₂   +   HCl   --->     MnCl₂   +     H₂O   +     Cl₂

13.           C₄H₁₀   +  Cl₂   +    O₂  --->    CO₂   +    CCl₄   +    H₂O

14.           C₇H₁₀N   +   O₂   --->   CO₂   +    H₂O   +    NO₂

SiO₂ + HF ---> SiF₄ + H₂O

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