Match List-I with List-II.

| List-I (Reaction) | List-II (Type) |
|---|---|
| (A) | (I) Decomposition |
| (B) | (II) Displacement |
| (C) | (III) Disproportionation |
| (D) | (IV) Combination |

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Match List-I with List-II.

| List-I (Reaction) | List-II (Type) |
|---|---|
| (A)  | (I) Decomposition |
| (B)  | (II) Displacement |
| (C)  | (III) Disproportionation |
| (D)  | (IV) Combination |

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Canvas Classes · Accepted Answer

Step 1 — Classify each reaction:

(A) :
Two elements combine to form a single compound → Combination reaction (IV) ✓

(B) :
A single compound breaks into multiple products → Decomposition reaction (I) ✓
- N in : ; in :  (reduced); O in : ; in :  (oxidised) → also a redox decomposition

(C) :
Na (0) displaces H ( → 0) from water → Displacement reaction (II) ✓

(D) :
N in : ; in :  (reduced); in :  (oxidised)
Same element (N) simultaneously oxidised and reduced → Disproportionation (III) ✓

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