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Iron chloride (FeCl3) and potassium oxide (KOH) react in a double displacement reaction.

• What will the products of the reaction be? Explain how you did this.

• Does this represent a chemical change or a physical change? Explain how you came to your answer.

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Yair Dillon

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1 April, 21:07

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Iron chloride (FeCl3) and potassium oxide (KOH) react in a double displacement reaction.

• What will the products of the reaction be? Explain how you did this.

• Does this represent a chemical change or a physical change? Explain how you came to your answer.

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Mila James · Answer 1

(A) The product of double displacement reaction between feCl3 and KOH is

KCl and Fe (OH) 3

explanation

A double displacement between FeCl3 and KOH reaction occurs to form KCl and Fe (OH) 3 according to below equation.

3KOH + FeCl3→ 3KCl + Fe (OH) 3

Since K is high reactive than Fe, K replaces Fe from it's compound to form KCl while Fe take OH to form F (OH) 3

(B) The type of chemical change represented is a chemical change

This is because double displacement reaction result in formation of new products.

Will mark brainliestIron chloride (FeCl3) and potassium oxide (KOH) react in a double displacement reaction.• What will the products of the reaction be? Explain how you did this.• Does this represent a chemical change or a physical change? Explain how you came to your answer.

Will mark brainliest

Iron chloride (FeCl3) and potassium oxide (KOH) react in a double displacement reaction.

• What will the products of the reaction be? Explain how you did this.

• Does this represent a chemical change or a physical change? Explain how you came to your answer.