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Chapter 2,14
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Answered by musicophile1
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A neutralisation reaction is referred to as a chemical reaction wherein a base and an acid quantitatively react together to form water and a salt as products. In a neutralisation reaction, there is a combination of OH–ions and H+ions which form water.

Answered by AbhishekSny
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12.attachement is given

14.Sun is the direct source of energy, while fossil fuels are formed because of the solar energy stored in them. When green plants prepare food, they convert the solar energy into chemical energy which is stored in the form of biomass.

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