Amelia is working with two chemical solutions in her chemistry laboratory. Solution A neutralizes an acidic solution and solution B neutralizes a basic solution. What kind of solutions are solutions A and B?

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blues · Answer

If you add an acid with a low pH (few protons) to a base with a high pH (many protons), you will get a solution with a moderatie concentration of protons in it. In other words, you will get a pretty neutral solution.

Is that much clear?

anonymous · Answer

yep thanks

blues · Answer

If you have an acidic solution, does it have a high concentration of protons, or a low concentration of protons?

blues · Answer

Acid solution = low concentration of protons = few protons.
Basic solution = high concentration of protons = many protons.

I'm talking about the acidic solution which A neutralises. Does it have a low concentration of protons, or a high concentration of protons?