potassium carbonate potassium oxide + carbon dioxide  zinc hydroxide zinc oxide + water  iron(II) hydroxide iron(II) oxide + water  nickel(II) chlorate nickel(II) chloride + oxygen  sodium chlorate sodium chloride + oxygen  potassium chlorate potassium chloride + oxygen  sulfuric acid water + sulfur trioxide  carbonic acid + carbon dioxide  aluminium oxide aluminium + oxygen  silver oxide silver + oxygen  Synthesis Reactions In synthesis reactions, two or more reactants come together to form one compound, following the general pattern: A + B AB Write the formula equation for the following synthesis reactions. calcium + oxygen calcium oxide  copper + sulfur copper(II) sulfide 
potassium carbonate  potassium oxide + carbon dioxide zinc hydroxide  zinc oxide + water iron(II) hydroxide  iron(II) oxide + water nickel(II) chlorate  nickel(II) chloride + oxygen sodium chlorate  sodium chloride + oxygen potassium chlorate  potassium chloride + oxygen sulfuric acid  water + sulfur trioxide carbonic acid  + carbon dioxide aluminium oxide  aluminium + oxygen silver oxide  silver + oxygen Synthesis Reactions In synthesis reactions, two or more reactants come together to form one compound, following the general pattern: A + B AB Write the formula equation for the following synthesis reactions. calcium + oxygen  calcium oxide copper + sulfur  copper(II) sulfide
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