Chemistry, asked by harjot7449, 9 months ago

2. In a reaction, one element displaces another from its compound to form a new compound. What is
such a reaction called? ​

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Answered by premchavan1526
4

Answer:

displacement reaction

Explanation:

In this case one more reactive metal displaces less reactive metal

Answered by Diabolical
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Answer:

Such reaction will known as displacement reaction.

Explanation:

As the reaction suggest, it displace an element and form a new compound.

Hence, this reaction will said to be displacement reaction.

As for example, CuSO4  +  Fe → FeSO4 + Cu.

Here, Fe displace Cu and form a new compound i.e, FeSO4.

That's all.

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