neutralization, the chemical reaction combining an acid with a base to produce a neutral solution produce produces a salt and

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Kenzie Sanford

30 March, 17:05

neutralization, the chemical reaction combining an acid with a base to produce a neutral solution produce produces a salt and

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Jacoby · Answer 1

The correct answer is water.

Explanation:

The neutralization reaction occurs when acid and base solutions react, producing water and a neutral ionic compound called salt. The word "salt" describes any ionic compound whose cation comes from a base (e. g. Na + of NaOH) and whose anion comes from an acid (e. g. Cl - of HCl), while the rest of the elements react by forming water (H20).

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Kiana Banks · Answer 2

An acid and a base combined produce a salt and water.