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Give a Balanced Equation for the Following Type of Reaction: a Displacement Reaction in Which a Metal Above Hydrogen in the Reactivity Series, Displaces Another Metal from the Solution - Chemistry

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Give a balanced equation for the following type of reaction:

A displacement reaction in which a metal above hydrogen in the reactivity series, displaces another metal from the solution of its compound.

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\[\ce{Fe + CuSO4->Cu + FeSO4}\]

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Chapter 6: Chemical Reactions - Objective type questions

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Chapter 6 Chemical Reactions
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