What is an example of neutral?

Answer 1

give an example of a simple neutralization experiment

Answer 2

A neutral substance is any substance that has the same number of protons and electrons. One common neutral substance is carbon dioxide. Another common neutral substance is nitrogen gas, N2.

Answer 3

when the atom has as many electons as it does protons, either through transfer (in reaction) or bonding. ie, O2(the type of oxygen we breathe) is neutral because oxygen by itself usually has 2minus electrons, however by combining two oxygens--a bond is formed and so both the elergy levels(shells/orbits) of the electrons are now completed, thus equating to an evenness between the proton and electron count for each atom. another example is of a chemical reaction, one may look to salt(NaCl). by itself, Na(sodium) is a metal which is not stable (1 electon in excess) and Cl(calcium) is a poisonous gas by itself. when combined, they make for the harmless table salt we all know and love.

Answer 4

give an example of a simple neutralization experiment