The equation which best describes the reaction of calcium and zinc carbonate to form calcium carbonate and zinc is Ca+ZnCO₃→CaCO₃+Zn.
Chemical reactions are those reactions in which one or more reactants combine with each other for the formation of new product.
In the question it is mention that calcium reacts with zinc carbonate for the formation of calcium carbonate and zinc in the following manner:
Ca + ZnCO₃ → CaCO₃ + Zn
All reactions rather than the above reaction is incorerct as in that proper combination of molecules are not given.
Hence required chemical reaction is Ca + ZnCO₃ → CaCO₃ + Zn.
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