Chemistry, asked by raiutkarsh1086, 10 months ago

Fluorine reaction with water is a displacement reaction or not

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Answered by alex200448

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Explanation:

According to my text book whe fluorine react with water it peoduces oxygen and ozone so i think the ans is no.

Answered by ndavlair

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No.......

It is not an example of displacement reaction.

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