acids and bases

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this is because acids and base produces H + and OH - which are opposite to each other and hence they combine to form water and hence the remaining species combines to form respective salt.

Asked by keyboard | 27th Sep, 2008, 09:03: PM

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this is because acids and base produces H⁺and OH^- which are opposite to each other and hence they combine to form water and hence the remaining species combines to form respective salt.

acids and bases

Asked by keyboard | 27th Sep, 2008, 09:03: PM

this is because acids and base produces H⁺and OH^- which are opposite to each other and hence they combine to form water and hence the remaining species combines to form respective salt.

Answered by | 28th Sep, 2008, 11:54: PM

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acids and bases

Asked by keyboard | 27th Sep, 2008, 09:03: PM

this is because acids and base produces H+ and OH- which are opposite to each other and hence they combine to form water and hence the remaining species combines to form respective salt.

Answered by | 28th Sep, 2008, 11:54: PM

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Chemical Reactions - Part 1

Chemical Equation - Part 1

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this is because acids and base produces H⁺and OH^- which are opposite to each other and hence they combine to form water and hence the remaining species combines to form respective salt.