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`{:("List - I","List - II "),("(Salt)",(k_(1) = 10^(-2) k_(2) = 10^(-7))),((A) NaHSO_(3),(P)"Acidic solution "),((B) Na_(2)HPO_(3),(Q)"alkaline solution "),((C) NaH_(2)PO_(3),(R)"pH independent on concentration "),((D) Al(NO_(3))_(3),(S) "Amphoteric salt "):}`

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To solve the problem of matching the salts from List - I with their corresponding characteristics from List - II, we will analyze each salt one by one based on their acidic or basic nature and their behavior in solution. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the nature of NaHSO₃:** - NaHSO₃ (sodium bisulfite) dissociates in water to form Na⁺ and HSO₃⁻ ions. - HSO₃⁻ can act as a weak acid (donating H⁺) and also as a weak base (accepting H⁺). - Therefore, NaHSO₃ is **amphoteric** and can lead to an **acidic solution** due to the presence of HSO₃⁻. - **Match:** (A) NaHSO₃ → (P) "Acidic solution" and (S) "Amphoteric salt". 2. **Identify the nature of Na₂HPO₃:** - Na₂HPO₃ (disodium hydrogen phosphite) dissociates to form Na⁺ and HPO₃²⁻ ions. - HPO₃²⁻ can act as a weak base, leading to a basic (alkaline) solution. - **Match:** (B) Na₂HPO₃ → (Q) "Alkaline solution". 3. **Identify the nature of NaH₂PO₃:** - NaH₂PO₃ (sodium dihydrogen phosphite) dissociates to form Na⁺ and H₂PO₃⁻ ions. - H₂PO₃⁻ can act as a weak acid, but it can also exhibit amphoteric behavior. - It can lead to a basic solution due to its weak acid nature, but it can also behave as an amphoteric salt. - **Match:** (C) NaH₂PO₃ → (R) "pH independent on concentration" and (S) "Amphoteric salt". 4. **Identify the nature of Al(NO₃)₃:** - Al(NO₃)₃ (aluminum nitrate) dissociates to form Al³⁺ and NO₃⁻ ions. - Al³⁺ is a cation that can hydrolyze to form H⁺ ions, leading to an acidic solution. - **Match:** (D) Al(NO₃)₃ → (P) "Acidic solution". ### Final Matching: - (A) NaHSO₃ → (P) "Acidic solution" and (S) "Amphoteric salt". - (B) Na₂HPO₃ → (Q) "Alkaline solution". - (C) NaH₂PO₃ → (R) "pH independent on concentration" and (S) "Amphoteric salt". - (D) Al(NO₃)₃ → (P) "Acidic solution". ### Summary of Matches: - A → P, S - B → Q - C → R, S - D → P
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