A type of chemical reaction in which an uncombined or free element replaces an element that is combined in a compound is called... Select one: a. decomposition. b. double displacement. c. single displacement.

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Antonpv asked Jan 7, 2023

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A type of chemical reaction in which an uncombined or free element replaces an element that is combined in a compound is called...

Select one:
a. decomposition.
b. double displacement.
c. single displacement.
d. synthesis.

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Antonpv asked Jan 7, 2023

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C. Single displacement

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c . single displacement (single-replacement reaction)

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