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Neutralizing reactions in a solution?
bring the solution closer to neutriality
Is salt water a mixture or a soultion?
salt with water is a soultion
You want ipmt 2009 question paper with soultion?
i want ipmt 2009 questio paper with soultion
How do you spell soultion?
solution
What is solved?
finding the soultion or answer .
Is NH3 a base and how does it function in chemical reactions?
Yes, NH3 is a base. It functions in chemical reactions by accepting protons (H) from acids to form ammonium ions (NH4), thereby neutralizing the acid and forming a salt. This process is known as neutralization.
What is the mechanism of action of a radical inhibitor in organic chemistry reactions?
A radical inhibitor works by reacting with and neutralizing free radicals, which are highly reactive species that can cause unwanted side reactions in organic chemistry reactions. By scavenging these radicals, the inhibitor helps to control the reaction and prevent undesired outcomes.
What is solving equation?
finding the soultion or answer .
What is vinegar is a weak soultion of?
acid
When a solute dissolves in a solvent you get?
a soultion
What does neutalize mean?
"Neutralize" means to render something ineffective or harmless, typically by opposing or counteracting its effects. This can refer to anything from neutralizing a chemical reaction to neutralizing a threat or danger.
What does neutrilise mean?
In acid-base reactions, neutralizing is when you add exactly enough chemical to bring the total solution pH to 7. If you have acid you put alkali in it; for alkali you add acid.
