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Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols

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Acidic salts are formed by incomplete neutralization of polyacidic bases.

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Acidic salts are formed by incomplete neutralisation of polyacidic bases and contain one or more replaceable hydrogen atom.

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Q. A salt formed by incomplete neutralisation of an poly-basic acids are called:

If polyacidic bases dissociate in one step in aq. sol. , then why do they form different salts ( basic salts) on reacting with acids?

True or false?

(a) Oxides of metals are basic.

(b) Common salt is acidic.

(c) Salts corrode metals.

(d) Bases are formed by the neutralization reaction between acids and salts.

(e) Salts are neutral.

Q. Acid + base → salt + water
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Can we say that only neutral salt are formed as a result of neutralization reactions... because in neutralization reactions equally concentrated acids react with equally concentrated bases.

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