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dekoi
I understand that a neutralization reaction between an acid and a base will produce some type of salt (most commonly NaCl) and water (H2O).
However, I am now dealing with a neutralization reaction which produces an acidic salt (a salt with a hydrogen proton) and water.
I was wondering how this works, and how I would be able to tell which 2 acids & bases will produce this acidic salt.
Can you give an example of the reactant side of the formula, and explain how I could figure out from the reactants whether they will produce an acidic salt, or a regular salt?
Thank you.
However, I am now dealing with a neutralization reaction which produces an acidic salt (a salt with a hydrogen proton) and water.
I was wondering how this works, and how I would be able to tell which 2 acids & bases will produce this acidic salt.
Can you give an example of the reactant side of the formula, and explain how I could figure out from the reactants whether they will produce an acidic salt, or a regular salt?
Thank you.