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The amount of heat evolved when 1 g equivalent of the acid is completely neutralised by a strong base in a dilute solution is called
 

Option: 1

Heat of neutralization of base
 


Option: 2

Heat of neutralization of acid
 


Option: 3

Heat of solution
 


Option: 4

Heat of dilution
 


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As we have learned,

Heat of Neutralization

It is an enthalpy change during the neutralization of 1 gm mole of an acid and base. It is also heat of the formation of water.

According to a definition, the quantity produced when a gram equivalent of an acid is neutralized with a base in a dilute solution. It is called as the heat of neutralization of acid
Hence, option number (2) is correct.
 

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