$Z n_{(} s) + C u S O_{4} (a q) \to Z n S O_{4} (a q) + C u_{(} s)$

What type of chemical reaction is shown in above equation?

Combination reaction.

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Dissociation reaction.

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Displacement reaction.

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Double displacement reaction.

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Solution

The correct option is C Displacement reaction.
${Z n}_{(s)} + {C u S O_{4}}_{(a q .)} ⟶ {Z n S O_{4}}_{(a q .)} + {C u}_{(s)}$

In the above reaction, $Z n$ is added to the solution of copper sulphate and displaces copper metal.

Hence the above reaction is an example of displacement reaction.

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