Question

write the nature of hydrolysis salt of strong base and weak acid​

Answer 1

Answer:

Salt hydrolysis is defined as the process in which a salt reacts with water to give back the acid and the base. Salt +water ———-> Acid + Base. BA + H2O ———> HA + BOH. All salts are strong electrolytes and thus ionize completely in the aqueous solution. (1) If the acid produced is strong and the base produced is weak.

Answer 2

The nature of hydrolysis salt of a strong base and weak acid​ are:

• A salt of a weak acid and a sturdy base has a hydrolysis degree of 0.5.
• The neutralisation process occurs when a base and an acid combine to generate salt and water. The salt that is formed by neutralising a weak acid with a strong base hydrolyzes in water and creates OH- ions, making it basic in nature. $CH_{3}$COOH(aq) + NaOH(aq) → $CH_{3}$COONa(aq) + $H_{2}$O(l) (weak acid)       (strong base)        (salt)                (water)    

          $CH_{3}$COONa(aq) $\frac{Ionisation}{}$→$CH_{3}$CO$O^{-}$(aq)+N$a^{+}$  

         $CH_{3}$CO$O^{-}$(aq)+ $H_{2}$O(l) $\frac{Hydrolysis}{}$→ $CH_{3}$COOH(aq)+O$H^{-}$ (aq)

• The salt formed by neutralizing a strong acid with a weak base hydrolyzes in water and creates H 3 O + ions, making it basic in nature.