[psoke]

hey guys im new here i really want to know asnwer of this question.  i mean can i know if mix two elements and what wpuld happen ? for example i dont i want any bang or flash in front of me so  is there a way of knowing what would happen if i mix two or more  elements together ? please help.

EDIT : by mixing imean combination, decomposition, single replacement, double-replacement, and combustion

[AWK]

First, read the Forum rules.
https://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=65859.0

Much of the material in inorganic chemistry textbooks deals with this. Also there you will find under what conditions such reactions take place.

[Borek]

Broadly speaking: that's what chemistry is about, so yes, we know. But it is not something that can be explained in a single post. Getting a chemistry degree takes years for a reason, you need to learn many concepts to be able to predict what to expect.

The best course of action is to start with a decent general chemistry book, one that has not only general section, but also a part on inorganic chemistry.

[psoke]

First, read the Forum rules.
https://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=65859.0

Much of the material in inorganic chemistry textbooks deals with this. Also there you will find under what conditions such reactions take place.

Broadly speaking: that's what chemistry is about, so yes, we know. But it is not something that can be explained in a single post. Getting a chemistry degree takes years for a reason, you need to learn many concepts to be able to predict what to expect.

The best course of action is to start with a decent general chemistry book, one that has not only general section, but also a part on inorganic chemistry.

guys thanks for answers  can you guys give me a good book for that