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?

Solution A is a base and solution B is an acid.

Solution A is an acid and solution B is a base.

Solution A is a salt and solution B is a base.

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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?

    Solution A is a base and solution B is an acid.

    Solution A is an acid and solution B is a base.

    Solution A is a salt and solution B is a base.

anonymous · Answer

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koikkara · Answer

Hello, i will just explain how neutralization will take place. 
$A$ neutralizes an acidic solution $Means,$ the only solution which can neutralize an acidic solution is $a~Base~solution$. And, $B$ neutralizes a basic solution $Means,$  the only solution which can neutralize an basic solution is $an~Acidic~solution$  Which means, @younglos99 Solution A is a Base and solution B is an Acid.
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