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Silver nitrate reacting with sodium hydroxide to produce silver hydroxide and sodium nitrate(?) P- precipitation A- acid base R- redox HELP!!!!!!PLEASE!!
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Silver nitrate reacting with sodium hydroxide to produce silver hydroxide and sodium nitrate(?)

P- precipitation
A- acid base
R- redox
HELP!!!!!!PLEASE!!

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Your answer is precipitation.
Are any of the reactants an acid? Can't be a neutralization reaction.
Double replacement reactions are NEVER redox reactions. Process of elimination.
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