Question

In Calcium hydroxide in tin (IV) bromide, change one (1) reactant that would ensure that the reaction will NOT occur. The TYPE of reaction MUST remain the same. Explain your reasoning

Answer 1

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✳️It is a displacement reaction because calcium displace the bromine in the reaction

✳️ In displacement reaction more reactive metals displace the less reactive metals.

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Answer 2

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• This is due to displacement reaction. Calcium displace the Bromine in the reaction

• Displacement reaction is a reaction in which more reactive metals displace the less reactive metals.

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