Chemistry, asked by ananya860232, 9 months ago

What is neutralisation ?​

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Answered by Kanak007vats
2

Explanation:

in terms of Chemistry when a positive charge or a negative charge combines with each other they neutralize each other and this procedure is known as neutralization

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Answered by ITISNISHANT07
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Answer:

when acid losses it's acidity and base loses its alkalinity is called

neutralisation

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