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Write the definition of displacement reaction. Give one example of it and explain, how is it different from double displacement reaction.

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Solution :The REACTION in which more reactive metal DISPLACES the LESS reactive metal from its COMPOUND is called as displacement reaction.
For example,
`Fe(s)+CuSO_(4)(aq) to FeSO_(4)(aq) +Cu(s)`
This reaction is different than double displacement reaction. In double displacement reaction ions get exchanged in two compounds.
For example,
`Na_(2)SO_(4)(aq) +BaCl_(2) (aq) to BaSO_(4)(s) +2NaCl(aq)`
In short, one ion gets exchanged in displacement reaction, while two ions are exchanged in double displacement reaction.


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