What type of chemical reaction is demonstrated by this equation? A+BX-AX+B

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Pranjut asked Oct 23, 2022

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What type of chemical reaction is demonstrated by this equation? A+BX-AX+B

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single replacement

Explanation:Look it up and got it from quizlet it should be right.

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Answer:

d an acid - base reaction.

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