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Neutralisation Reactions — OCR GCSE Combined Science A J250

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OCR GCSE Combined Science A · J250

Neutralisation Reactions

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Describe neutralisation as the specific chemical reaction between an acid and an alkali (or a suitable base) resulting in the formation of a salt plus water.

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Previous subtopicIons in Acids and Alkalis Next subtopicGeneralising Aqueous Neutralisation