Chemistry, asked by afzaareeba, 2 months ago

Give an example of a salt derived from a strong acid
and a weak base. What would be the behaviour of
the salt towards water?

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Answered by alwy076354

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Answer:

MgCl2 is such a salt which dissolves in water and makes it acidic.

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