Chemistry, asked by suchingupta, 10 months ago

What is the reaction type (displacement, double displacement, combination or decomposition) in the following reaction:

Sodium hydroxide + zinc -> sodium zincate + hydrogen

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It is a DISPLACEMENT REACTION AS ONLY ONE GROUP OF ION IS DISPLACING OTHER.

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