The correct option is D 2 1 3 4
As we know, there are following four type of Salts:
1. Salts of Strong Acid and Strong Base
2. Salt of Weak Acid and Strong Base
3. Salt of Strong Acid and Weak Base
4. Salt of Weak Acid and Weak Base
To know the type of salt, just add H2O to all the salts to obtain the corresponding acids and bases.
In general, we should know the below common examples:
Strong Acids:HCl,H2SO4,H3PO4,HNO3
Strong Bases:NaOH,KOH,RbOH
Weak Acids:CH3COOH,HCN,H2CO3
Weak Bases:NH4OH,PhOH,NH3,RNH2,PhNH2
So, in the above question,
PhNH3+Cl−(aq) gives HCl(aq) & PhNH2(aq). As it is a combination of Strong Acid and Weak Base, the resulting solution is Acidic.
Na2CO3(aq) gives NaOH(aq) & H2CO3(aq). As it is a combination of Weak Acid and Strong Base, the resulting solution is Basic.
RbNO3(aq) gives RbOH(aq) & HNO3(aq). As it is a combination of Strong Acid and Strong Base, the resulting solution is Neutral.
The nature of aqueous solution of Weak Acid and Weak Base cannot be predicted. This is because, the nature depends on the values of KaandKb of corresponding acids and bases.