Chemistry, asked by keertana2004, 1 year ago

can anyone tell me that the equation...FeCl2+H2So4 =FeSo4+Hcl is a double displacement reaction or not☺️☺️​

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Answered by aribaparveen
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yes.....the equation...FeCl2+H2So4 =FeSo4+Hcl is a is a double displacement reaction.... hope it helps

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Answered by ajay109910
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Hey here is your answer

double displacement reaction

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