How do you make a salt?

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anor277
Sep 6, 2017

By a neutralization reaction of stoichiometric quantities of an acid, and a base.........

Explanation:

And for example......

#HCl(aq) + NaOH(aq) rarr underbrace(NaCl(aq))_"the salt" + H_2O(aq)#

And this follows the general neutralization reaction between acid and base....

#"Acid + base "rarr" salt + water"#

And what do I gets if I mix acetic acid, #H_3C-CO_2H#, with stoichiometric calcium hydroxide, #Ca(OH)_2#?

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