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Salt of Strong Acid and Weak Base

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The equivalence point determined in a acid-base titration always occurs at $p H = 7$ . If true write 1, else write 0.

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The equivalence point determined in a strong acid-strong base titration always occurs at pH=7. For rest it is different as for weak acid-strong base it is higher than 7 while for strong acid-weak base it is lower than 7. For weak acid- weak base, it is somewhere around 7.

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