The equation shows reactants to a neutralization reaction.
Ca2+ + OH– + H+ + NO
Which descri...
The equation shows reactants to a neutralization reaction.
Ca2+ + OH– + H+ + NO
Which describes what will happen to the H+ when these reactants form products?
H+ binds with NO to make a salt.
H+ binds with Ca2+ to make an acid.
H+ binds with OH– to make water.
H+ binds with Ca2+ to make a base.
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