Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

In the displacement reaction is it compulsory for the compounds to be aqueous?
For example, FeSO4 is a salt, is a solutionised form of FeSO4 required to carry out a reaction?

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Answered by toddler1111
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Answer:

Yes mostly it is easy to carry displacement reactions with aqueous solutions.

Explanation:

In aqueous solutions the ions can move very easily and in displacement reaction a high reactive metal displaces a less reactive metal from its aqueous solution. So it will be easy and is necessary to carry displacement reaction in aqueous solution.

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