Chemistry, 28.01.2020 21:58 alaina3792

When a person has excess stomach acid, he or she may ingest some sodium bicarbonate. the rationale for doing this is that the sodium bicarbonate is:
a base and will neutralize the excess acid
an acid and will weaken the excess acid
neutral and will dilute the excess acid
it will make the person thirsty; they will drink water and dilute the excess acid.

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