how can u say that sodium chloride is formed of strong acid and strong base?
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Sodium Chloride is a salt because Sodium chloride is formed when HCL react with NaOH and both are strong acid and strong base.
HCl+ NaOH----- NaCl + H2O.
HCl+ NaOH----- NaCl + H2O.
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Sodium chloride (Common Salt) is formed by the neutralisation reaction between Hydrochloric acid and Sodium hydroxide.
Since there are 3 kinds of salts
1. acidic salt: Formed with strong acid and week base
2. Basic salt: Formed with strong base and week acid
3. Neutral salt: Formed with acids and bases which are equally strong.
We can say that NaCl (Sodium chloride) is formed of strong acid and strong base because It's a neutral salt.
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here is your answer:
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Sodium chloride (Common Salt) is formed by the neutralisation reaction between Hydrochloric acid and Sodium hydroxide.
Since there are 3 kinds of salts
1. acidic salt: Formed with strong acid and week base
2. Basic salt: Formed with strong base and week acid
3. Neutral salt: Formed with acids and bases which are equally strong.
We can say that NaCl (Sodium chloride) is formed of strong acid and strong base because It's a neutral salt.
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hope it helps you!!
Thankyou!!❤
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