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Explain the reaction between metallic hydroxides and a dilute acid?
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Explain the reaction between metallic hydroxides and a dilute acid?

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The hydroxide (OH) in the metallic hydroxide will react with the hydrogen in an acid to form H2O. The remaining ions will combine to form a salt. Therefore a metal hydroxide and an acid will form a salt + water.
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