Chemistry, asked by PriyanshiV, 1 year ago

can a double displacement reaction be a redox reaction?

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Answered by awani

no,bcoz for redox reaction the oxidation state should change but it n not happens in double displacement reaction.
eg.agcl + NaN03 = NaCl + AgN03,. Ag nd Na hv +1 oxidation state

Answered by kesava17

Both reactants are in the form of aqueous ions, but are not complex ions. This acid-base reaction is classified as nonredox double displacement. In equation (31), there is no redox occurring. Because there is one product formed, this reaction is classified as a nonredox combinationreaction.

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