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76. A solution that contains 1 equivalent of acid or base per liter is said to be a ________ solution.

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Interpretation:

The term corresponding to the given blank is to be stated.

A solution that contains 1 equivalent of acid or base per liter is said to be a _____ solution

Concept Introduction:

Acid is a substance that donates H+ ions, whereas a base is the substance which accepts H+ ions in a reaction. A chemical reaction that occurs between acid and base is known as neutralization reaction. In the neutralization reaction, the OH− ions of the base combines with H+ ions of an acid. During neutralization reaction, water is released as a side product.

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Solution is composed of solute and solvent particles. Acid and base behaves as the solute in the solution. An acid is a substance which releases H+ ions in the solution. The base is a substance that accepts H+ ions. The amount of H+ ions depends on the equivalents of the acid. For example: One equivalent of HCl releases one mole of H+ ions

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