In double-replacement reactions, two substances react to give products at a certain reaction rate. The coefficients in the equation for thesetypes of reactions are represented by lowercase letters:O aA+ bB Cd + cDO aA + dD-cC + bBO aB + Ab cC + dDO aA+bB→ CC + dD

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In double-replacement reactions, two substances react to give products at a certain reaction rate. The coefficients in the equation for these types of reactions are represented by lowercase letters: O aA+ bB Cd + cD O aA + dD-cC + bB O aB + Ab cC + dD O aA+bB→ CC + dD