Question

Ionic Equilibrium: Why don't weak base and weak acid form a neutral salt compared to a strong acid and strong base which form a neutral salt?
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Answer 1

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I think they cannot form neutral salts because their respective acids and bases don't release the required amount of H+ and OH- ions

I also think that they can form because they are acid and base even they form they wouldn't form salts with a stronger electrostatic force so we neglect their existence in ionic equilibrium chapter

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Answer 2

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In acid-base chemistry, a salt is defined as the ionic compound that results from a neutralization reaction between an acid and a base.