When clear aqueous solutions of silver nitrate () and sodium chloride () are mixed, an insoluble white solid of silver chloride () immediately forms and precipitates out of the solution, leaving dissolved sodium nitrate ():
Which type of chemical reaction is represented by this process?
Which type of chemical reaction is represented by this process?
- ASingle replacement reaction
- Double replacement reactionCevap
- CDecomposition reaction
- DPhysical phase change
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Double replacement reaction
In a double replacement (or double displacement) reaction, two ionic compounds in aqueous solution exchange partner ions to form two new compounds. Here, silver cations () combine with chloride anions () to form an insoluble solid precipitate of silver chloride (), while sodium ions () and nitrate ions () remain in solution as sodium nitrate ().
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Double replacement reactions occur when the cations and anions of two aqueous ionic compounds exchange places, frequently driven by the formation of an insoluble solid precipitate, a gas, or water.
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