Question 2

Products of a neutralization reaction are always
(a) an acid and a base.
(b) an acid and a salt.
(c) a salt and water.
(d) a salt and a base.

Q.

True or false?

(a) Oxides of metals are basic.

(b) Common salt is acidic.

(c) Salts corrode metals.

(d) Bases are formed by the neutralization reaction between acids and salts.

(e) Salts are neutral.

Q. Sodium Bicarbonate reacts with a base to give an acid salt and a neutral salt.

Q.

In the process of neutralization, an acid and a base react to form salt and water.

Q. Mixture of acid with base to produce salt and water is a neutralization reaction.

Q. Acid + base → salt + water
​​This is. A neutralization reaction
Can we say that only neutral salt are formed as a result of neutralization reactions... because in neutralization reactions equally concentrated acids react with equally concentrated bases.