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How does acetic acid react with sodium hydroxide?

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Sodium hydroxide is a strong base, and acetic acid is a weak organic acid. To be a weak acid means you don't completely dissociate or break apart in water. The reaction goes as follows. read more

Acetic acid is a weak acid,while sodium hydroxide is a strong base. The reaction of acetic acid and sodium hydroxide is a neutralization reaction. In this reaction one mole of acetic acid react with the one mole of sodium hydroxide and form sodium acetate and water . read more

When the sodium hydroxide reacts with acetic acid the NaOH, a base, abstracts the most acidic hydrogen on acetic acid, the hydrogen on the acid functionality. This generates sodium acetate and H2O. Hope this helps. read more

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