Answer: A single replacement reaction looks sort of like this
A + BC —> AC + B
Explanation: It would be a LOT more helpful for us if you had provided the answer choices for this question, but I'll try to help by explaining WHAT single-replacement reactions are.
Single-replacement reactions are reactions in which one ion displaces another to form a new compound
. One reactant is an element; one reactant is a compound
. One product is an element; one product is a compound
. The reactant element is part of the compound product
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I hope this helped!
