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which of the following is the salt of weak acid and strong base? (1) NaCl (2) CaSO4 (3)CH3COONa (4)all the above

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Answered by RanjanKumar14
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Heya !!!


here is your answer !!!


case 1 :-


NaOH + Hcl. ====> NaCl + H20 .


here there is both strong Acid and base !!

so Option number is A is. ❎❎❎



case 2 :-



H2So4 + Ca ===> Caso4 + H2 .


here there is sulpheric acid. and. it is strong Acid so , this option also ❎❎❎.



Case 3 :-


CH3COOH + NaOH => Ch3COONa. + H20 .



hence , it satisfied the condition


so , here option number 3 is correct !!!
✅✅✅✅.




hope it helps you dear !!!





thanks !!


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Answered by jewariya13lm
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Answer:

The option (3) CH_{3}COONa is correct.

Explanation:

  • CH_{3}COONa(sodium acetate) is an example of a basic salt.
  • A strong base and a weak acid together form a basic salt.
  • Sodium acetate is a product of a strong base, Na^{+}, weak acid, CH_{3}COO^{-}.
  • During hydrolysis, CH_{3}COO^{-} will take a H^{+} ion of the water to form CH_{3}COOH. The OH^{-} given off by water will make the solution basic.
  • The pH of solution of sodium acetate will be greater than 7.

Conclusion:

The salt of a weak acid and a strong base is CH_{3}COONa.

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