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Neutralisation reactions A)endothermic B)exothermic
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Neutralisation reactions

A)endothermic
B)exothermic

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Neutralisation reactions are generally B) Exothermic.

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Answer: Exothermic.

Explanation: Neutralisation reaction are mostly exothermic.

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