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What kind of chemical reaction is this? 2K(I)+Pb(NO3)^2→2K(NO3)+Pb(I2)

What kind of chemical reaction is this? 2K(I)+Pb(NO3)^2→2K(NO3)+Pb(I2)
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What kind of chemical reaction is this?

2K(I)+Pb(NO3)^2→2K(NO3)+Pb(I2)

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that would be a double replacement reaction

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