Chemistry, asked by Yash1397, 3 months ago

Which of the following reactions are possible?
(i) Mg+CuSO4→MgSO4+Cu
(ii) Ca+MgSO4→CaSO4+Mg
(iii) Cu+ZnSO4→CuSO4+Zn
(iv) Fe+MgSO4→FeSO4+Mg

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Answered by krishrajput98

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Which of the following reactions are possible?

Answer

(ii) Ca+MgSO4→CaSO4+Mg

Answered by PalakGiri333

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Answer:

ca+ mgso4=caso4+mg is the right answer

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