Question

which describes what will happen to the h+ when reactants form products? h+ binds with no₃⁻ to make a salt. h+ binds with ca²⁺ to make an acid. h+ binds with oh⁻ to make water. h+ binds with ca²⁺ to make a base.

Explanation:

In a neutralization reaction, hydrogen ions ($H^+$) react with hydroxide ions ($OH^-$) to form water ($H_2O$). This is a fundamental concept in acid - base chemistry. Calcium ions ($Ca^{2 + }$) and nitrate ions ($NO_3^-$) are spectator ions in this context and do not react with $H^+$.

Answer:

$H^+$ binds with $OH^-$ to make water.