Chemistry, 23.07.2019 20:00 lovelarissa
Use the following table to answer the question. strong acids weak acids weak bases strong bases hbr ch3cooh nh3 naoh hno3 hf nh4oh koh h2so4 hcn ca(oh)2 which of these is a neutral salt? na2so4 nacn kf (nh4)2so4
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and NaOH which is a strong acid and strong base. Thus, this salt is considered as a neutral salt.
which is a strong acid and weak base. Thus, this salt is considered as an acidic salt.
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