The solution starts off acidic due to the acetic acid present. As more and more sodium hydroxide is added the acid is neutralized. At the equivalence point the amount of acid and base are exactly equal. If more sodium hydroxide is added nothing happens, the reaction is over and the solution remains neutralized The solution becomes basic

The solution starts off acidic due to the acetic acid present. As more and more sodium hydroxide is added the acid is neutralized. At the equivalence point the amount of acid and base are exactly equal. If more sodium hydroxide is added nothing happens, the reaction is over and the solution remains neutralized The solution becomes basic

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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