Question

Sciencee

Answer 1

Surely you must know that these two compounds react.

So equal amounts

1M of HCl and 1M NaOH

Knowing that HCl dissociates completely (strong acid) to
H+ and Cl- in solution
and NaOH dissociates completely (strong base) to
Na+ and OH- in solution

A better question is what do these two reactants form?
Answer: A salt and H2O


The answer you are looking for is the pH of water which is around 7 (neutral pH)

Answer 2

How much water is required to dilute an acid or a base? Explain your answer

Answer 3

Is anyone else confused?

Answer 4

You can dilute something infinitely just keep adding water or what ever solvent you are using.

NaOH + HCl -> NaOH + H2O

The reaction is one to one and since they completely dissociate in solution there is going to be no free H+ electron acceptor or HO- electron donators left in solution thus resulting in a pH of that of water which is normally 7

Answer 5

Nothing confusing about this stuff :)

Answer 6

The question is "Sciencee".

And you answered as though he had actually asked a question. That's where the confusion lies.