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Transcribed Image Text:Predict the products of the resulting reactions - all will occur.
1) combination rxn: Na + Cl, -->
2) decomposition: PbO -->
3) (single or displacement, Li is more active) Li + CoN -->
4) (double or exchange) Ca(NO3), + NaOH -->
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