Create a balanced reaction for the double displacement reaction between sodium phosphate na3(po4) and copper sulfate cu(so4).

Double displacement reaction is one in which both the reactants are ionic and the cations and anions of both these compounds switch their places. In a double displacement reaction, one of the product is either an insoluble precipitate or a gas or water as seen in case of neutralization reaction.

The given double displacement reaction is between Sodium phosphate and copper sulfate . When the ions of both compounds switch their places, we get Sodium sulfate and copper phosphate as the products.

The balanced chemical equation for this reaction can be represented as:

2(aq)+3(aq)-->3(aq)+(s)

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