Mixing an acid and a base (of the same strength and in equal amounts) will result in
a. combustion.
b. acidification.
c. neutralization.
d. intensification.

neutralization

Explanation:

Mixing an acid and a base (of the same strength and in equal amounts) will result in neutralization.

Neutralization is defined as the mixing of acid and base to produce salt and water. Since acid has high concentration, it can only be neutralized by the effect of base of equal strength to produce water (water is a compound of pH of 7).

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