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The reaction below would best be described as what type of reaction: ZnBr₂ + Fe FeBr₂ + Zn
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The reaction below would best be described as what type of reaction:

ZnBr₂ + Fe
FeBr₂ + Zn

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The reaction ZnBr2 + Fe -> FeBr2 + Zn is a redox reaction, also known as an oxidation-reduction reaction.

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