A neutralisation reaction is a

(a) physical and reversible change.

(b) a physical change that cannot be reversed.

(c) chemical and reversible change.

(d) the chemical change that cannot be reversed.

Question

A neutralisation reaction is a

(a) physical and reversible change.

(b) a physical change that cannot be reversed.

(c) chemical and reversible change.

(d) the chemical change that cannot be reversed.

MyClass24 · Accepted Answer

Soln:
The answer is (d) chemical change that cannot be reversed.
Explanation:
It is a chemical reaction where acid and base react with each other quantitatively. Neutralization is an irreversible process.

A neutralisation reaction is a (a) physical and reversible change. (b) a physical change that cannot be reversed. (c) chemical and reversible change. (d) the chemical change that cannot be reversed.