Science, asked by Rangar1518, 10 months ago

does a neutralisation reaction always result in the formation of a neutral salt

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Answered by unicornbrainly

Answer:

No, neutralization reaction does not alwaysproduces neutral salts.neutralisation reaction is the reaction between acid and a base which producesalt and water. so, only if a strong acid reacts with strong base it givesneutral salt.

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Answered by randomdude333

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No. Salts formed by neutralization can be neutral, acidic or basic.

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