Now that that's cleared up a Acid Base Reaction looks like this:
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Which shows the two types of reactions, however we are only going over Arrhenius Acid/Base reactions, ones that form a salt and water every time.
There are three types of salts that can be produced, neutral, acidic, and basic.
A Neutral Salt is produced when a Strong Acid reacts with a Strong Base, or a Weak Acid reacts with a Weak Base.
A Acidic Salt is formed when a Strong Acid reacts with a Weak Base
and A Basic Salt is formed when a Weak Acid reacts with a Strong Base
Acid Base reactions happen in water, and in water, the H+ ion does some strange things
Which are gone over HERE by Crash Course.
And he basically goes over everything, Haben Sie einen schönen Tag.
To simplify the lecture from class I concluded if the acid and base were the same strength then it would be neutral salt that is produced. If the acid and base have different strengths then the substance with the strongest levels will cause the salt to be developed like the stronger of the two.
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