NaOH+H2So4------>Na2so4+H2o it is which kind of chemical reaction and explain the equation
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it is double displacement equation. double displacement equation is when two two reactants react to give rise to two products
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Neutralization reaction
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A neutralization reaction is in which an acid reacts with a base to form salt and water
We know that all acids have H in them and All bases have OH in them.
Also bases have a metal
So this reaction can be stated as
H[Radical] + Metal[OH] ------> Metal[Radical] + H[OH]
In this case it is
H2[SO4] + 2Na[OH] ------> Na2[SO4] +H2O
Because H[OH] = H2O
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