Neutralizer

Pronunciation: /ˈnutɹəˌɫaɪzˈɑɹ/

Neutralizer (noun)

  1. A substance that reduces the strength of an acid or base so the mixture becomes less harmful.
  2. A product that makes an unpleasant smell less noticeable by changing the chemicals that cause it.
  3. A chemical that stops or weakens the effect of another substance in a reaction.

Examples

  • A neutralizer helps restore acid base balance.
  • The neutralizer keeps acid base balance stable.