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Acidity of Carboxylic Acids

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(b) Give a balanced equation for a neutralization reaction.

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A balanced equation should contain equal number of atoms on both the sides of an equation.
The balanced equation for a neutralization reaction is,
NaOH + HCL $\to$ NaCl+ H $_{2}$ O

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