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Why does the temperature of nutralisation reactin rises?
Asked by tultuldutta58 | 07 Sep, 2017, 09:15: PM
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The reaction between and acid and an alkali is an exothermic reaction.

Hence heat is liberated in the neutralisation reaction of an acid and a base which causes an increase in the temperature of the resultant solution.

Answered by Vaibhav Chavan | 08 Sep, 2017, 09:54: AM

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