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Raphael Gallegos
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16 May, 19:25
Which statement best describes salts
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A salt is a compound that can be produced by the reaction of a acid with a base. It contains a positive ion of a base and a negative ion of a acid. The reaction between a acid and base is called a neutralisation reaction.
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