Neutralization ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Neutralization ( noun )

The process of making something neutral, especially a chemical substance, by removing or neutralizing its acidity or alkalinity.

Origin:

The word "neutralization" comes from the late 15th century word "neutralizacioun" which means "the action of making neutral", it comes from the latin word "neutralis" meaning "neutral" and the verb "-ize" meaning to make or become that thing.

Examples:

1. The acid was neutralized by adding baking soda.
2. The neutralization of the poison was necessary to make it safe to handle.
3. The solution was neutralized by adding a small amount of hydrochloric acid.
4. The process of neutralization can be used to remove the harmful effects of pollutants.
5. The neutralization of the acid in the soil helped to improve the health of the plants.

(As a noun)

Neutralization ( noun )

The process of making something neutral, especially a chemical substance, by removing or neutralizing its acidity or alkalinity.

Origin:

The word "neutralization" comes from the late 15th century word "neutralizacioun" which means "the action of making neutral", it comes from the latin word "neutralis" meaning "neutral" and the verb "-ize" meaning to make or become that thing.

Examples:

1. The acid was neutralized by adding baking soda.
2. The neutralization of the poison was necessary to make it safe to handle.
3. The solution was neutralized by adding a small amount of hydrochloric acid.
4. The process of neutralization can be used to remove the harmful effects of pollutants.
5. The neutralization of the acid in the soil helped to improve the health of the plants.