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What is the difference between a neutralization reaction and a double-displacement reaction?
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What is the difference between a neutralization reaction and a double-displacement reaction?

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Neutralization usually involves an acid producing a salt. A double displacement reaction usually produces a precipitate in which the more reactive metal displaces the less reactive one.
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Neutralization reactions always produce water and a salt.
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