Acids, Bases and Salts

Determination of Equivalent Mass of Acid, Base, Ion, Salt, Element, Oxidant and Reductant || Class Illustrations with Short Tricks

Explain acid, base and salt. Give two examples in each case.

Relation b/w Ka and Kb(pKa and pKb)OF Conjugate Acid Base pair || Salt Hydrolysis || Case 1:- Hydrolysis OF Salt OF SASB (Strong Acid Strong Base)

Acid + Base to Salt + Water. This reaction is known as

Which is a set of acid salts that can react with base?

If a salt of weak acid or base is added to a solution of its acid or base respectively, then:

Eqcivalent concept||nfactor OF non-redox compounds||Acid||Base||Salt||Ion

Relation between Ka & Kb for conjugate acid base pair || Types OF salt and salt hydrolysis || Hydrolysis OF salt OF different types

Salts Of Weak Acids And Strong Bases