Question

The salt formed by partial replacement of replaceable hydrogen ion of an acid molecule by a basic radical​

Answer 1

Answer:

zinc hydrogen sulphite

Explanation:

Answer 2

Acid salt is a salt generated when a basic radical partially replaces a replaceable hydrogen ion in an acid molecule.

Explanation:

• A salt generated by partial hydrogen replacement in an acid, such as potassium hydrogen sulfate, is known as an acid salt ($KHSO_{4}$).

• A salt containing hydrogen ions that can be replenished is known as acid salt.

• For example, the salt $NaHSO_{4}$formed by the combination of $NaOH$and$H_{2}SO_{4}$ is an acid salt because it may react with the base$NaOH$ to form the normal salt$Na_{2}SO_{4}$.

• Acid salts are also used to make ceramics, glassware, fluxes, and fire retardants for wool garments, children's clothing, and aircraft upholstery.