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Question
Explain the term double decomposition precipitation reaction.
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Solution
Double decomposition reaction is a precipitation reaction. i. e. in which ppt. is formed
“Reaction between two compounds in the aqueous state, to give two new compounds one of which is precipitate (or insoluble).”
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