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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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syedmohammed98 · Answer

For the first one it's C
for the second one i think it's also C

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the answer is @vanillaiceeee

anonymous · Answer

for the first one it is b  and the other one is c

matt101 · Answer

The answer to the first question is C. Neutralization reactions are defined by the production of a salt and water, not a gas. Also, the acid and base neutralize each other, so if anything both will become weaker (or even disappear altogether depending on concentrations and reagents used).

The answer to the second question is B. An Arrhenius base is the most specific version of a base, referring to a substance that produces OH- when dissolved in water.  A Bronsted-Lowry base is slightly more general, referring to a compound that accepts protons. A Lewis base is most general, referring to a compound that donates a pair of electrons. There's no such thing as a neutralization base.

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