How do you turn an acid solution into a neutral solution?

Answer 1

Adding base elements to balance the pH level works. For acid spills, simple household items such as baking soda are useful.

Answer 2

To turn an acid solution into a neutral solution, you can add a base to neutralize the acidity. Gradually add a base (such as sodium hydroxide) to the acid solution while monitoring the pH level until it reaches a neutral pH of around 7. This reaction will result in the formation of water and a salt from the neutralization of the acid and base.

Answer 3

Add Alkali until the end point is reached (the point in which the solution is neutral)