Higher Chemistry Types of Reactions - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Two molecules are combined to form a single molecule with the loss of a small molecule such as water.	Condensation	59%
A substance looses water.	Dehydration	59%
A substance combines with water.	Hydration	59%
An acid and a base react with an equivalent quantity of each other, creating a pH neutral substance.	Neutralisation	59%
Substances in solution are mixed and an insoluble product is made.	Precipitation	47%
The removal of Hydrogen from a compound.	Dehydrogenation	41%
Another compound or element reacts with molecular Hydrogen.	Hydrogenation	41%
The ratio of Oxygen to Hydrogen increases through loss of Hydrogen or gain of Oxygen.	Oxidation	41%
The ratio of Hydrogen to Oxygen increases through gain of Hydrogen or loss of Oxygen.	Reduction	41%
A larger molecule forms two or more smaller molecules and water is consumed as a reactant.	Hydrolysis	29%

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