When can a metal replace another metal in a single displacement reaction? Only if the metal replacing it is isoelectronic with the metal that is being replaced. When it is larger in atomic mass. Any element

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Banica asked Jan 24, 2023

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When can a metal replace another metal in a single displacement reaction?

Only if the metal replacing it is isoelectronic with the metal that is being replaced.

When it is larger in atomic mass.

Any element can always replace another element.

When it is more reactive according to the reactivity series.

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When it is more reactive according to the reactivity series.

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Inga Johansson answered Jan 28, 2023

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