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What Type of Reaction is the following: nickel+ fluorine → nickel (II) fluoride 1. Single Replacement 2. Double Replacement 3. Synthesis 4. Decomposition
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What Type of Reaction is the following: nickel+ fluorine → nickel (II) fluoride

1. Single Replacement
2. Double Replacement
3. Synthesis
4. Decomposition

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c

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