Which statement is incorrect concerning neutralization reactions? Your answer: O A) Neutralization reactions produce a salt and water. O B) Neutralization reactions are double replacment reactions. O) Neutralization reactions occur between an acid and base. O D) Neutralization reactions produce hydroxide and hydronium ions.

Which statement is incorrect concerning neutralization reactions? Your answer: O A) Neutralization reactions produce a salt and water. O B) Neutralization reactions are double replacment reactions. O) Neutralization reactions occur between an acid and base. O D) Neutralization reactions produce hydroxide and hydronium ions.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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