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What is a displacement reaction?
What is a displacement reaction?
- A chemical reaction in which a non-metal displaces a metal from its compound
- A chemical reaction in which a more reactive element displaces a less reactive element from its compound (correct)
- A chemical reaction in which two equally reactive elements exchange their positions in a compound
- A chemical reaction in which a less reactive element displaces a more reactive element from its compound
How is the chemical reactivity of metals linked with their position in the electrochemical series?
How is the chemical reactivity of metals linked with their position in the electrochemical series?
- Chemical reactivity of metals is linked with their atomic number
- Chemical reactivity of metals is linked with their relative positions in the activity series (correct)
- Chemical reactivity of metals is linked with their density
- Chemical reactivity of metals is linked with their melting point
What elements can take part in displacement reactions?
What elements can take part in displacement reactions?
- Both metals and non-metals (correct)
- Only non-metals
- Only metals
- Only noble gases
What is an important point to remember about single displacement reactions?
What is an important point to remember about single displacement reactions?
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What determines whether a metal can displace another metal from its salt solution?
What determines whether a metal can displace another metal from its salt solution?
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