Question

How do synthesis reactions differ from combination reactions?

Answer 1

1. The direct combination reaction and synthesis has no fundamental differences. However, depending on the requirement for reactions, they are referred to by different names.

2. A combination reaction is when two or more substances are combined to produce the desired result.

$A+Z\stackrel{}{\to AZ}$

3. The same procedure might be referred to as the product's synthesis. when we synthesize a chemical, we must combine two or more reactants, which is why it is referred to as a combination also.

4. However, "synthesis reactions" are used when preparation or synthesis is required, while "combination reactions" are used when generic combinations are required.