Science, asked by jitendragupta4511, 9 months ago

Nitric acid + sodium hydroxide =

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Answered by nikhil1685

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the reaction between nitric acid and sodium hydroxide (HNO3 + NAOH = NANO3 + H2O). This is a typical acid - base reaction, and it's also a double replacement.

Answered by prakhar1074

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HNO3 + NaOH is the answer of your

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