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A '''displacement reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] where one [[element]] in a [[compound]] is replaced by another more [[reactive]] [[element]].
 
A '''displacement reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] where one [[element]] in a [[compound]] is replaced by another more [[reactive]] [[element]].
  
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===About Displacement Reactions===
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: '''Displacement reactions''' happen when a [[compound]] contains an [[element]] that is replaced by another [[element]] that is higher on the [[reactivity]] series.
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: '''Displacement reactions''' can be used to [[Extraction|extract]] [[metal]]s from [[ore]]s.

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Meaning

A displacement reaction is a chemical reaction where one element in a compound is replaced by another more reactive element.

About Displacement Reactions

Displacement reactions happen when a compound contains an element that is replaced by another element that is higher on the reactivity series.
Displacement reactions can be used to extract metals from ores.