Question

what are the three types of salt ? give one example of each type of salt​

Answer 1

Three types of salts are neutral, acidic and basic salts.

Explanation:

• Neutral Salt: They are named neutral salts because their aqueous solutions are litmus-neutral.
• They are formed by neutralized strong acids and strong bases.
• Sodium chloride is a neutral salt that is produced by neutralized hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide.
• When a strong acid is neutralize with a strong base, the result is invariably a neutral salt.
• Examples: compounds like NaCl, KCl, K2S04, NaN03, KCl03, KClO4 etc are neutral salts.
• Acidic Salt:
• Because the water solution changes blue litmus crimson, a normal salt generated by neutralized a strong acid and a weak base is called acidic salt.
• Examples: compounds like FeCI3, ZnCl2, HgCl2, Fe2 (S04)3, HgS04 etc are acidic salts.
• Basic Salt:
• Basic salts are salts that, when mixed with water, produce an acidic environment.
• Examples: Compunds like sodium carbonate and sodium hydrogen carbonate are  basic salts.

Answer 2

There are 3 types of salts:-

~ACIDIC SALT

~When a strong acid combines with a weak base we get water and Acidic Salt.

Strong acid + Weak base = Acidic Salt

~BASIC SALT

~When a strong base combined with a weak acid we get water and Basic Salt.

Strong base + Weak acid = Basic Salt

~NEUTRAL SALT

~ When a strong acid and a weak base OR weak acid and weak base combine we get Neutral Salt.

Strong base + Strong acid = Neutral Salt

Weak base + Weak acid = Neautral Salt