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The role of hydrogen in displacement reactions

In displacement reactions, hydrogen acts as a displacing agent, replacing other elements in compounds, often resulting in the formation of water or hydrogen gas. The mechanism involves breaking existing bonds and forming new ones with hydrogen. Applications of hydrogen displacement include the synthesis of organic compounds, refining of metals, and production of clean energy.

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The role of hydrogen in displacement reactions

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