If equal moles of acid and base react in a neutralization reaction, they cancel out many of each other's properties. true false a neutral salt is formed by which type of reaction? strong acid-weak base strong acid-strong base weak acid-strong weak acid-weak base which could be the original acid and base that react to produce the salt kcl? koh and kbr and h2o hclo4 and k2o nacl and kcl net ionic equations for strong acid-strong base reactions are always: h+ (aq) + oh−(aq imported asset h2o (l). false which net ionic equation best represents a weak acid-strong base reaction? h3bo3 (aq) imported asset bo3− (aq) + h2o ( 2 oh− (aq) imported asset h2o (l) h3bo3 (aq) + oh− (aq) imported asset bo3− (aq) + h2o (l) h3bo3 (aq) + koh (aq) imported asset kbo3 (aq) + h2o (l) the equation, h2so4 (aq) + sr(oh)2 (aq) imported asset srso4 (aq) + h2o (l), represents: overall equation for a strong acid-weak base neutralization reaction overall equation for a strong acid-strong base neutralization net ionic equation for a weak acid-weak base reaction net ionic equation for a weak base-strong acid reaction when choosing which indicator to use in a titration reaction, you should consider: what color you would like to see at the end point of the titration the relative strengths of the acid and base you are using in the titration how long the titration will take to adjusting the end point of the titration to better match your indicator when a small amount of acid is added to a buffer, the weak base form of the buffer is converted to: its weak conjugate acid form its strong conjugate acid form its strong conjugate base an even weaker base form buffers are systems that resist changes in ph by converting strong acids or bases to weak acids or bases. false