Chemistry, asked by ramirezzz1031, 1 year ago

what type of reaction is Fe(s)+CuSO4(aq)=FeSo4(aq)+4H2O(g)

nikhil3122: decomposition reaction

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Answered by anuhya38

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displacement reaction

Answered by ankitkumarprasad2000

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First of all your questions is wrong.

It will be

FE +CUSO4 = FESO4+ CU

THEN IT IS displacement reaction.

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