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Identify the type of chemical reaction in the following: (i) A + B → C (ii) A + BC → AC + B (iii) A → B + C (iv) AB +CD → AD +CB

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(i) This reaction is a type of combination reaction in which reactants combine to form a single product. 

(ii) This reaction is a type of displacement type of reaction in which a reactive reactant displaces the less reactive element from the compound. In the above reaction reactant A displaces B from the compound BC to form a new compound AC. 

(iii) This reaction is a decomposition reaction in which compound A gets dissociated or broken down to form simple products B and C. 

(iv) Double Displacement Reaction is a type of chemical reaction in which anions and cations of the reacting compounds exchange their positions to form different compounds. This reaction is a double displacement type of reaction.



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