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Fe2O3+3H2 produces 2Fe+H2O Which chemical reaction is it? Synthesis decomposition single displacement double displacement combustion
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Fe2O3+3H2 produces 2Fe+H2O

Which chemical reaction is it?
Synthesis
decomposition
single displacement
double displacement
combustion

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It is B !! Single displacement !!

As in this case H replaces Fe !! Or you can say Fe is reduced !!
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