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Double displacement reactions are characterised by which of the following?

Question
Double displacement reactions are characterised by which of the following?
A single reactant breaking apart
Two compounds exchanging ions to form two new compounds
One element replacing another in a compound
The release of a gas only, never a solid
Answer
Two compounds exchanging ions to form two new compounds
Detailed Explanation
In a double displacement reaction, two different atoms or groups of ions are exchanged between the two reactant compounds.
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