Question

what are the differences between acids,bases and salts

Answer 1

acids are sour bases are bitter and salts are salty

Answer 2

Acids: Are acidic in nature
           Acid hydrolysis yields H₃O⁺(Hydronium) ions
          Acids are sour in taste
          Acids are corrosive
          Acids upon reaction with carbonates yield salt+carbon dioxide+water
          Acids upon reaction with hydrogencarbonates yield salt+carbon dioxide+water
          ph=  7 ≥
         Turn blue litmus red 
         Eg: HCl (ph: 3 to 3.4 )

Bases: Basic in nature
Base hydrolysis yields OH⁻ (Hydroxyl) ions
Bases are corrosive
Bitter in taste
Base+Carbonate/Hydrogencarbonate→ NO REACTION
PH= 7≤
Eg: NaOH (ph: 13)
They turn red litmus blue

Salts: Salts are neutral in nature
There are acidic salts (having ph 7≥) and basic salts(having ph 7≤)
Salts are formed by ionic bonds
No effect on litmus
Eg- NaCl


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