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When the equal molar amounts of of both the acid and the base were reacts, what happened in the reaction?

When the equal molar amounts of of both the acid and the base were reacts, what happened in the reaction?
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When the equal molar amounts of of both the acid and the base were reacts, what happened in the reaction?

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It is going to be reaction of neutralization, and water and salt will be formed. If acid and base are strong, the reaction of the solution should become neutral.
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