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Combining a base and an acid forms a. salt and water. b. dna and gas. c. sodium hydroxide. d. ions. a. washing b. disinfection c. cleansing d. sterilization
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Combining a base and an acid forms

a. salt and water.
b. dna and gas.
c. sodium hydroxide.
d. ions.
a. washing
b. disinfection
c. cleansing
d. sterilization

User Lahar Shah
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Base + acid = salt + water

Example :

HCl + NaOH = NaCl + H₂O

Answer A

hope this helps!

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