Question

do anyone know about acid and base reactions

Answer 1

yes, an Acid + Base will always give a Water + Salt

NaOH + HCl -----> H20 + NaCl

Answer 2

do u know how to write net, ionic, and net ionic equations?

Answer 3

@LewisDot

Answer 4

if i gave you one would you do it for me? @LewisDot

Answer 5

ok so this is consider {neutralization reaction},, and then you have to understand what are Electrolytes

Answer 6

look up electrolytes so you can practice figuring out your balancing and your net ionic equation

Answer 7

nitric acid plus barium hydroxide yields water plus barium nitrate
@LewisDot

Answer 8

@LewisDot most of the time but not always.
One example: NH3 and BF3, it's still considered an acid-base reaction but the products have nothing to do with water or salt.

Acid-base reaction is just the transfer of electron around, loosely speaking

Answer 9

yea I had a feeling I shouldnt say "always", but the way I put it helps to understand neutralization reactions with acid and base

Answer 10

true :)

Answer 11

@alias, Quote: "Acid-base reaction is just the transfer of electron around, loosely speaking"

At Dakotah_leigh's level, I think it is better to say it is a transfer of \(protons\), not electrons.