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How do we know it is a decomposition reaction?
Please explain your answer ;) thankz for your help
Like I said: How do we know it is a decompositon reaction? :confused: |
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A decomposition reaction can be summarised as
AB --> A + B Or ABC --> AB + C You get the idea... in both cases the compound is decomposing into it's constituent parts |
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