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Given that tin is higher than copper on the activity series of metals, write the one & only possible balanced chemical equation for a redox single replacement reaction that should take place in a reaction between TWO of the following substances: Sn(s); Cu(s); Sn(NO3)2; CuCl2(aq). Also: A solid forms in the reaction. What do you think or what is the solid?
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