After a neutralization reaction is complete, what two amounts in the solution are equal? What is the pH of a neutral solution?

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anonymous · Answer

I'm pretty sure the pH would be 7, but I'm not sure about the first question :s

abb0t · Answer

pH for a neutral solution is 7. Anything GREATER than 7 is basic and anything LESS than 7 would be acidic.

abb0t · Answer

For neutralization, you would have something like NaOH + HX <-> NaX + water

where "X" represents some halogen.

anonymous · Answer

So would that make the amounts of Na equal? Thanks for your help, by the way, it's greatly appreciated :)

anonymous · Answer

The amounts of acid and base are equal? Is that the answer to the first question, then? Sorry, I'm really behind in chem.