Acids (H+) reacts with metal hydroxides (OH¯) to from

a. Salt and hydrogen gas

b. Salt and water

c. Salt and hydrogen oxides

d. Salt and alkali.

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Zaria Roy

Chemistry

8 August, 23:50

Acids (H+) reacts with metal hydroxides (OH¯) to from

a. Salt and hydrogen gas

b. Salt and water

c. Salt and hydrogen oxides

d. Salt and alkali.

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Jaydin Walton · Answer 1

Answer: Option B, salt and water

Explanation:

Reaction between acid (H+) and base (Metal hydroxide) is called as neutralization reaction and forms salt, water as products.

Example, HCl reacts with NaOH forms NaCl and H2O.

Option A is between metal and acids gives salt and Hydrogen gas.

Acids (H+) reacts with metal hydroxides (OH¯) to froma. Salt and hydrogen gasb. Salt and waterc. Salt and hydrogen oxidesd. Salt and alkali.

Acids (H+) reacts with metal hydroxides (OH¯) to from

a. Salt and hydrogen gas

b. Salt and water

c. Salt and hydrogen oxides

d. Salt and alkali.