Chemistry, asked by mayashriramchiary08, 1 month ago

can a double displacement reaction be a redox reaction

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Answered by pdaksh405

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Explanation:

For it to be a redox reaction, elements have to change oxidation states and that does not happen in double replacement reactions. Therefore, it is not a redox reaction.

Answered by Rogers404

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Answer:

For it to be a redox reaction, elements have to change oxidation states and that does not happen in double replacement reactions.

Explanation:

Therefore, it is not a redox reaction.

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