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NaCN(aq)+HBr(aq)→NaBr(aq)+HCN(g) is which type of reaction?
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single-displacement
single-displacement
double-displacement
double-displacement
decomposition
decomposition
synthesis
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double-displacement
Explanation: Na+ and H+ swap anions (NaCN + HBr → NaBr + HCN). It's an acid–base/metathesis reaction (ion exchange); formation of HCN(g) drives the reaction.
Explanation: Na+ and H+ swap anions (NaCN + HBr → NaBr + HCN). It's an acid–base/metathesis reaction (ion exchange); formation of HCN(g) drives the reaction.
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