Question 4
An acid and a base neutralise each other completely. What happens to their properties?
The right answer is the one marked above.
Both the acidic and the basic properties disappear. The H+ and OH- ions have joined to form water.
Lesson: Chapter 7 — Acids, bases and salts
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An acid and a base neutralise each other completely. What happens to their properties?
The right answer is the one marked above.
Both the acidic and the basic properties disappear. The H+ and OH- ions have joined to form water.
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