Chemistry Related

Review Chemistry related questions and content

In combination reactions, what is always true?

  • A. Involve only one reactant.
  • B. Involve an element and a compound.
  • C. Form only one product.
  • D. Require oxygen gas.
Correct Answer: C

Rationale: In a combination reaction, two or more substances react to form a single product. This means that combination reactions always result in the formation of only one product from multiple reactants. It is a characteristic feature of these reactions that they lead to the creation of a single product. Therefore, the correct statement is that combination reactions form only one product.