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26 August, 14:12

What type of reaction is the generic equation A + BC → AC + B

(A) single displacement

(B) decomposition

(C) double-displacement

(D) synthesis/combination

(E) none of the above

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  1. 26 August, 14:31
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    Explanation:

    The reaction represented below

    A + BC → AC + B

    is a single displacement reaction. This type of reaction involves a free element reacting with a compound and replacing another element in the compound due to the fact that its more reactive than the element present in the compound.

    In the reaction above A displaces element B from compound BC.

    double displacement reaction involves the switch of ions in two compounds that react together. Option A is correct.
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