alleryWhat is a typical acid–base neutralization?
AAcid reacts with a base
BA salt dissolves in water
CA metal reacts with oxygen
DA base decomposes on heating
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Acid reacts with a base
Neutralization is an acid–base reaction.
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