Chemistry, asked by itsmeakansha, 9 months ago

Is double displacement reaction a redox reduction ? Explain How is it different from single displacement reaction?​

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Answered by tmohanty521
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Answer:

A single replacement reaction “replaces” an element in the reactants with another element in the products.A double replacement reaction is similar to a single replacement reaction, but involves “replacing” two elements in the reactants with two in the products.

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Answered by diksharaj8448
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Answer:

No, double displacement reaction are not a redox rection because there is no change of oxidation state of an element .

Explanation:

For it to be a redox reaction, elements have to change oxidation states and that does not happen in double replacement reactions.

E.g AgNO3+NaCl→AgCl+NaNO3

Ag is +1 before and after the reaction;

Na is +1 before and after the reaction too;

Both NO3 and Cl are -1 before and after the reaction;

Therefore, it is not a redox reaction.

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