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Which of the following pairs will give displacement reactions?
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Which of the following pairs will give displacement reactions?

A
NaCl solution and copper metal

B
MgCl solution and aluminium metal.

C
FeSO solution and silver metal

D
AgNO solution and copper metal

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Metal above in activity series are more reactive and can displace the less reactive metal.
 (a) solution and copper metal
is more reactive than , thus it will not give diplacement reaction.

(b) solution and aluium metal.
can not replace  because it is lower on the reactivity series.

(c) solution and silver metal
can not replace because it is lower on the reactivity series.

(d) solution and copper metal.
can be replaced by as it is above silver in the reactivity series. Therefore, this pair will give displacement reaction.

Hence, option is correct.
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Which of the following pairs will give displacement reactions?
Updated OnApr 21, 2023
TopicMetals and Non-metals
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