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Displacement reactions happen when one element or ion is more reactive than another in the same solution and replaces it in a compound. This will happen if the elements displacing each other are different metals or are halogens .

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What A redox reaction is always a single-displacement reaction but a single-displace reaction isn't always a redox reaction?

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