Neutralization Rxn

[jsmith1]

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Do neutralization rxns always use either a STRONG base or STRONG acid (evn if the thing being neutralized is weak acid or base)?

 

[reising1]

Do neutralization rxns always use either a STRONG base or STRONG acid (evn if the thing being neutralized is weak acid or base)?

No, all combinations can be used, I believe. Google may help give you examples of each case.

 

[HesitantManatee]

Do neutralization rxns always use either a STRONG base or STRONG acid (evn if the thing being neutralized is weak acid or base)?

Neutralization involves the moles of [H+] and [-OH]. It doesn't matter if the reactants are strong or weak. You might be thinking of titration where at least one reactant has to be strong.