Neutralization Reactions

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  1. 4. Variable in the Neutralization Reaction Equation that symbolizes bases containing OH- ions
  2. 6. If you spill a strong acid you would pour this over the spill to neutralize the acid thus allowing you to clean it.
  3. 7. This acid is not stable in water so in water it will decompose to carbon dioxide and water.
  4. 8. Variable in the Neutralization Reaction Equation that symbolizes acids containing H+ ions.
  5. 9. The acid will also donate this ion to the solution.
  6. 12. The step of adding hydronium to water takes place without the addition of this.
  7. 13. Salt is this by definition.
  8. 14. Variable in the Neutralization Reaction Equation that symbolizes salt.
  9. 15. The type of sodium chloride produced from neutralization reactions.
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  1. 1. The Neutralization Reaction Equation.
  2. 2. the reaction between an acid and ionic compound containing either carbonate or hydrogen carbonate that produces carbon dioxide and water.
  3. 3. A reaction where an acid and base react to produce a salt and water in an aqueous solution.
  4. 5. The acid will donate these from the hydronium ion to the water.
  5. 8. The ion that becomes surrounded by water with the addition of the base.
  6. 10. Ion formed from the acid donating H+ ions to the water.
  7. 11. The compound created for every collision between hydroxide and hydronium.