Which of the following

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A. Acids and bases don't react with each other. --> False. Acids and bases react in reactions called neutralization reactions, whose products are salt and water.

B. Acids mixed with bases neutralize each other. --> True. See above.

C. Acids mixed with bases make stronger bases. --> False. Acids and bases react to neutralize each other, so they would weaken each other, not result in a stronger base or a stronger acid.

D. Acids mixed with bases make stronger acids. --> False. See above.

<h3>Answer:</h3>

B. Acids mixed with bases neutralize each other

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