What is Downward Displacement of Water?
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In any chemical reaction to collect gas using water in beakers and testtubes.The gas from the reaction travels along the delivery tube the gas bubbles through the water and will rise into the water the gas then pushes the water until the test tube is full of gas this pushing of water called downward displacement of water
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