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During neutralisation reaction H ion comes from _________ and OH ion comes from ________ respectively, to form a water molecule?

Aacid; salts

Bbase: acid

Cacid; base

Dsalts; base

Answer:

C. acid; base

Read Explanation:

  • In a neutralization reaction, H+ ions come from acid and OH- ions come from base to form water molecule.

  • This formation of water is the key to the neutralization process, as it reduces the concentration of both H⁺ and OH⁻ ions in the solution, moving the pH towards neutral (pH 7).

  • The other product of a neutralization reaction is a salt, which is formed from the cation of the base and the anion of the acid


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