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Neutralization is a chemical reaction that occurs when a strong base and acid react. Water and a salt are created. The <math>H^+</math> or <math>H_3 O^+</math> ions from the acid (proton donor) react with <math>OH^-</math> or <math>O^{2-}</math> ions from the base (proton acceptor) to form water. The cations and anions combine to create the salt. | Neutralization is a chemical reaction that occurs when a strong base and acid react. Water and a salt are created. The <math>H^+</math> or <math>H_3 O^+</math> ions from the acid (proton donor) react with <math>OH^-</math> or <math>O^{2-}</math> ions from the base (proton acceptor) to form water. The cations and anions combine to create the salt. | ||
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Revision as of 17:47, 20 May 2009
Neutralization is a chemical reaction that occurs when a strong base and acid react. Water and a salt are created. The 
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ions from the acid (proton donor) react with 
or 
ions from the base (proton acceptor) to form water. The cations and anions combine to create the salt.
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