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A displacement reaction happens when a more reactive metal (one that forms positive

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NeTakaya3 years ago

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Answer:

ions, less

Explanation:

A displacement reaction happens when a more reactive metal (one that forms positive <u>ions</u> more easily) removes a <u>less</u> reactive metal from a compound.

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