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Neutralisation Reaction

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What happens when we mix an acidic salt to an: acidic solution,basic solution,neutral solution?

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An acidic salt will make the acidic solution more acidic.
The acidic salt will neutralize some of the OH^- ions in basic solution and thus make the solution less basic
The acidic salt will make the neutral solution a little acidic.

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