A process in which an acid reacts completely with an appropriate amount of alkali to produce salt and water only is called reaction * Disproportionation Hydrogenation Dissociation Neutralisation

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A process in which an acid reacts completely with an appropriate amount

of alkali to produce salt and water only is called
reaction *
Disproportionation

Hydrogenation
Dissociation
Neutralisation

Chemistry
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Answer:

Neutralisation

Step-by-step explanation:

HCl + NaOH = NaCl + H2O

Sachin Gadagi answered Nov 30, 2021

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