Which is the correct representation of a neutralisation reaction?

$A c i d + B a s e \to s a l t + w a t e r$

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$A + B \to C$

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$C o m p o u n d △ \to s a l t + w a t e r$

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$A B + C D \to A D + C B$

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Solution

The correct option is A
$A c i d + B a s e \to s a l t + w a t e r$

When an acid and a base react together, they are said to 'neutralise' each other. This process results in the formation of a salt and water generally.

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