Chemistry, asked by bhumi0975, 1 year ago

CuSO4+Fe=FeSO4+Cu. identify and type of chemical reaction?

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Answered by Anonymous

this is displacement reaction as the iron displaces copper from it's solution

paramveerdutt41: Displacement reaction

bhumi0975: ok thanks

Answered by Anonymous

CuSO4 + Fe=======> FeSO4 + Cu

Copper is displaced by iron from its solution as iron is more reactive than copper

The above reaction is Displacement Reaction

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