Chemistry, asked by subhamrout856, 2 days ago

difference between Neutralization and
precipitation.

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Answered by shreyashkharche

Answer:

A neutralization reaction is a double displacement reaction taking place between the acids and the bases. ... A precipitation reaction is a double displacement reaction taking place between two aqueous ionic compounds which forms a new insoluble ionic compound.

Answered by gowthami2006

Answer:

the process of acid and base to form salt and water is known as neutralisation

rain which is falling on the earth is known as precipitation

it is done while raining

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