Chemistry, asked by Vaishnav7396, 10 months ago

Can you explain the double displacement reaction?

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Answered by TheValkyrie

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a reaction where both the elements get displaced from their ionic solvents is called a double displacement reaction

NaCl+H2SO4 gives Na2SO4 +HCl

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