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What's the difference between double decomposition and precipitation reaction?

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What's the difference between double decomposition and precipitation reaction?

Is ther any other ways to produce salts whether soluble or insoluble?

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tlk_85

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11 years ago

A double decomposition rxn is between two compounds in which parts of each are interchanged, forming two new compounds.

A precipitation rxn occurs when soluble ions in separate solutions mix together and form an insoluble compound. This settles out of a solution as a solid.

lexibop383

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a reaction which can be represented by following equation is known as double decomposition
AB +CD------------->AD +CB
if in this any substaance ie AD or CB come out from system in insoluble form then this is known as precipitation

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