A neutralization reaction is a

(a) decomposition reaction.
(b) displacement reaction.
(c) combination reaction.
(d) double displacement reaction.

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Solution

(d) double displacement reaction.
A neutralisation reaction is a double displacement reaction in which an acid reacts with a base, and the radicals are exchanged, to form salt and water.

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