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Determine the reaction type Potassium Phosphate + Tin (II) Chlorate →
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Determine the reaction type Potassium Phosphate + Tin (II) Chlorate →

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Reaction type = Double displacement.

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2K_3PO_4\text{ + 3SnCl}_2\rightarrow Sn_3(PO_4)_2+\text{ 6KCl}

Reaction type = Double displacement.

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