General Chemistry · Chapter 4: Compounds & Stoichiometry

Question

Decomposition reaction usually occurs as a result of ____.

Answer

Decomposition reaction usually occurs as a result of heating, high-frequency radiation, or electrolysis.
Decomposition reaction usually occurs as a result of heating, high-frequency radiation, or electrolysis.
Note: An example of decomposition is the breakdown of mercury(II) oxide. (The Δ [delta] sign over a reaction arrow represents the addition of heat.)

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