Chemistry, asked by vaibhavvpatil74, 4 months ago

Does a neutralisation reaction always result
in the formation of a neutral salt?

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Answered by KunalVaswani

6

Explanation:

No, It can also form acidic salts, basic salts or neutral salts.

Answered by nikki200820

2

noop, because it always form acid salts,basic and neutral saalt okk

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