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The salt formed by the neutralization of a strong acid by a weak base is

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Answered by thanoojareddy

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The salt formed by the neutralisation of a strong acid by a weak base is acidic salt,as bcz it contains more H+ ions that OH- so it posses acidic nature.

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The salt formed by the neutralisation of a strong acid by a weak base is acidic salt,as bcz it contains more H+ ions that OH- so it posses acidic nature

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