Is the neutralization of a strong acid, for example, HCL, with a weak base, for example NaHCO3, the solution ?

Question

Is the neutralization of a strong acid, for example, HCL, with a weak base, for example NaHCO3, the solution ?

The solution that is produced is

A. neutral

B. slightly acidic

C. Slightly base

D. could be acidic or base

2. The [H3O ] in a solution is 1 X 10^-9 M

A. pOH = 5

B. [OH-] < 1 X 10 ^-7 M

C. THE SOLUTION IS ACIDIC

D. ALL THE ABOVE

Answer 1

i dont know much in your first question it must be option

A neutral

Answer 2

i think the solution produced is acidic  

Answer 3

TO neutralize a strong acid, you need a strong base.  When you try to neutralize a strong acid with a weak base you are left with a solution that is still slightly acidic.  It all has to do with the amount of H+ that are exchanged.  So, the answer is B...slightly acidic

For 2....the solution is acidic

Answer 4

acidic