Neutralization Reactions Explained

In this video we will learn about neutralization reactions and apply the concept to a few examples where we predict the products of a chemical reaction.

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In example 2's reactants, isn't Mg(OH)2 a solid? It is listed as aqueous

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How do you know somethings a base is a base or an acid is an acid by looking at it's chemical formula?

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on example 2, shouldn't the salt be MgHSO4? Only one H from H2SO4 was paired with the OH to make H2O, not both.

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