the salt formed by combination of a strong base and weak acid
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When strong acid (eg. HClHCl) reacts with a strong base (eg. NaOHNaOH), neutralization reaction occurs i.e. neutral salt is produced.
HCl+NaOH→NaCl+H2OHCl+NaOH→NaCl+H2O
When strong acid (eg. HCl) reacts with a weak base (eg. NH4OHNH4OH), it preduces a acidic salt.
HCl+NH4OH→NH4Cl+H2OHCl+NH4OH→NH4Cl+H2O
NH4ClNH4Cl is an acidic salt because it reacts reversibly with water to produce H+H+ions
NH4Cl+H2O⇌NH4OH+Cl−+H+
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Hcl + NaOH -----------Nacl +H2o
Neutralisation reaction
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