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Match type of the salt formed with the appropriate reaction.
`{:(,"Column-I (Reaction)",,"Column-II (Type of Salt)"),("A)","1 mole of oxalic acid +1 mole of NaOH","P)","Mixed salt"),("B)","1 mole of "H_(3)PO_(2)+1" mole KOH","Q)","Basic salt"),("C)","1 mole of "Ca(OH)_(2)+1" mole of HCl","R)","Acid salt"),("D)","Dry slaked lime "+Cl_(2),"S)","Normal salt"):}`

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The correct Answer is:
A-R; B-S; C-Q; D-P
A) `rarrunderset("COOH ")underset("| ")(COONa)` Acidic salt
B) `rarrKH_(2)PO_(2)` Normal salt
C) `rarrCa(Cl)OH` Basic salt
D) `rarrCaOCl_(2)` Mixed salt (Bleaching powder)
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