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SAQ : Explain how a salt is produced by partial replacement of hydrogen from H2S

Acids Bases and Salts

September 22, 2023

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Explain how a salt is produced by partial replacement of hydrogen from H₂S. Is the salt is an acidic salt on a basic salt ?

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When the hydrogen atoms in H₂S are partially replaced with a metal cation, a salt is formed. This salt is generally an acidic salt due to the acidic nature of H₂S.

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