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Which is not a typical product of a double–replacement reaction?
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Which is not a typical product of a double–replacement reaction?
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I think that products of a double replacement reaction are various.Gene It depend on whether the reactants is ionic compounds or not. If they are, a solid or gas will be formed. The solid is called a precipitate.
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acid is the answer for plato users
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