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Which of the following substances will form a neutral solution when dissolved in water?

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Correct answer: Sodium chloride

The governing concept is the relation between a salt and the strengths of its parent acid and base. Sodium chloride is formed from strong acid HCl and strong base NaOH, so its ions undergo negligible hydrolysis and its aqueous solution is approximately neutral; option A is correct. Sodium carbonate is basic, ammonium chloride is acidic, and copper sulfate is generally acidic in water.

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Neutral-SaltSodium-ChlorideSalt-HydrolysisPhAcids-BasesClass10AcidsBasesAnd SaltsAcids Bases And Salts

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