Science, asked by PhantomRider, 3 months ago

"Copper Sulphate + Iron = Iron Sulphate + Copper" is it TRUE or FALSE ?

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Answered by minatamas2027

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Answer:

it is TRUE

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Answered by samrusaran

4

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Iron displaces copper in an aqueous solution and forms Iron sulphate

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