Answer : when a beaker of acid is titrated with a basic solution, the acid becomes neutralized.
Explanation :
The reaction in which an acid reacts with a base forming a salt and water is known as neutralization reaction.
During neutralization reaction, acid and base neutralize each other.
That means they both lose their properties and completely new substances are formed which have different properties
For example, a reaction of acid HCl with base NaOH produces water and salt, NaCl.
Therefore we can say that, when a beaker of acid is titrated with a basic solution, the acid is neutralized.
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Answer: A. convergent
Most earthquakes occur at the boundary where two plates meet. This phenomena is called as convergent plate tectonics. In this phenomena the two plates moves towards each other. If the plates are of equal density then they will push each other but if they are of unequal density, the denser plate sink beneath the other plate.
It is possible that this water is formed, at least partially, by deliquescence of salts, a process during which hygroscopic salts absorb water vapor from the atmosphere and form a saturated liquid brine. ... Potassium compounds such as KCl, K2SO4, and KNO3 are salts resulting from biomass burning.
thus k2so4 is a deliquescent salt
WELL IT DEPENDS ON WHAT IT DOING IT TO BUT TRY SOLID