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What are salt? give example.​

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Answered by sparsh7637
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salts are produced by reacting a metal and a non metal. for ex NaCl, Sodium Chloride is a salt

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Answered by ritvikmogatalareddy
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salts are ionic compounds which,when dissolved in water, break up completely into ions. they arise by the reaction of acid with bases,and they always contain either a metal cation from ammonium ammonium

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