Chemistry, asked by tanya146, 1 year ago

with the help of an activity described double displacement reaction. Why are double displacement reaction not redox​

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Answered by sahil87583
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it is not redox as their is no gain and loss of hydrogen and oxygen as in double displacement the ions are changing not are oxidise so double displacement is not a redox reaction

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