AB+C - -> AC+B is the general equation for which one of the following types of chemical reactions?

A.) Combination

B.) Single-displacement

C.) Decomposition

D.) Double-displacement

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Kimora

19 October, 23:56

AB+C - -> AC+B is the general equation for which one of the following types of chemical reactions?

A.) Combination

B.) Single-displacement

C.) Decomposition

D.) Double-displacement

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Dominique Reid · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

This is an example of single replacement (or single displacement). One element (in this case, C) replaces a similar element in a compound (in this case, the B in AB).

AB+C - -> AC+B is the general equation for which one of the following types of chemical reactions?A.) CombinationB.) Single-displacementC.) DecompositionD.) Double-displacement

AB+C - -> AC+B is the general equation for which one of the following types of chemical reactions?

A.) Combination

B.) Single-displacement

C.) Decomposition

D.) Double-displacement