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Answered by anushrisrivastava15
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Explanation:

It is a displacement reaction as iron is above copper in the activity series and so it displaces copper from the solution of its compound.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

CuSO4 (aq) + Fe (s) ----------→FeSO4 + Cu

displacement reaction is a single replacement or displacement reaction. It is because, in this reaction, the highly reactive metal iron replaces the Copper in copper sulphate by giving up two electrons and gets oxidized and forms a new compound called ferrous sulphate

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