Oxalic acid, H,C,O4, reacts with sodium hydroxide in a neutralization reaction.What is the balanced equation of the neutralization reaction?H2C2O4 (aq) + Choose..NaOH (aq)Choose...H20 (1) + Choose..Naz C,O (aq)Choose...What is the correct net ionic equation to represent the neutralization?O H* + OH -> H20O 2 H* + 2 0H - 2 H,0O c,0, + 2 Na"-→ 2 Na,C,0c,0-+ Nat-Na,C,0.O H, + 2 OH ,0

The given reaction is a neutralization reaction in which oxalic acid is reacting with sodium…

Oxalic acid, H,C,04, reacts with sodium hydroxide in a neutralization reaction. What is the balanced equation of the neutralization reaction? Choose... H2C2O4 (aq) + Choose... NaOH (aq) Choose.. H20(1) + Choose.. , NazC,04 (aq) What is the correct net ionic equation to represent the neutralization? o°H <- -HO + H O O 2 H* + 2 OH -→ 2 H20 C20,2 + 2 Na* -> 2 Na,C204 C,0,+ Na*Na,C,0. O H,2* + 2 OH H0

Oxalic acid, H,C,04, reacts with sodium hydroxide in a neutralization reaction. What is the balanced equation of the neutralization reaction? Choose... H2C2O4 (aq) + Choose... NaOH (aq) Choose.. H20(1) + Choose.. , NazC,04 (aq) What is the correct net ionic equation to represent the neutralization? o°H <- -HO + H O O 2 H* + 2 OH -→ 2 H20 C20,2 + 2 Na* -> 2 Na,C204 C,0,+ NaNa,C,0. O H,2 + 2 OH H0

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