Chemistry, asked by kushalsinghhada17, 9 months ago

"Double displacement reaction is not a redox reaction"can you justify the statement

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Answered by gargi2004

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double displacement reaction is not a redox reaction because it is not necessary double displacement reaction consists of gaining of oxygen and losing of hydrogen or vice versa.

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