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Iron chloride (FeCl3) and potassium oxide (KOH) react in a double displacement reaction.
• What will the products of the reaction be? Explain how you did this.
• Does this represent a chemical change or a physical change? Explain how you came to your answer.

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( A) The product  of double displacement reaction  between feCl3 and KOH is

KCl  and Fe(OH)3

   explanation

A double displacement    between FeCl3  and KOH reaction occurs to form KCl  and Fe(OH)3  according to below equation.


3KOH + FeCl3→   3KCl  + Fe(OH)3

Since K  is  high reactive than Fe ,K  replaces Fe   from it's compound  to form KCl  while Fe take OH to form F(OH)3


(B) The  type of  chemical change  represented is   a chemical change

This  is  because  double displacement reaction result in formation of new  products.

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