What does a neutralization reaction look like?

Answer 1

whoever's going to answer this, note that we mean what you see happening (what you observe), not what the formula is or the chemistry behind it.

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anonymous camel :P

Answer 2

A neutralization reaction involves the combination of an acid and a base to form water and a salt. The reaction typically produces a noticeable change in pH, from acidic or basic to neutral. It is often accompanied by the release of heat and the formation of a precipitate, depending on the reactants involved.