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4. Why is this a double replacement reaction? HCl+Fes- FeCl+H2S

4. Why is this a double replacement reaction? HCl+Fes- FeCl+H2S
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4. Why is this a double replacement reaction?
HCl+Fes- FeCl+H2S

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the H from the HCl switched places with the Fe from the FeS.

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