Chemistry, 24.11.2019 01:31, ashley110608

if mnso4 → mno+so3 is not a synthesis reaction, then what type of reaction is it?
single-displacement
decomposition
combustion
double-displacement

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if mnso4 → mno+so3 is not a synthesis reaction, then what type of reaction is it?
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