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A salt is obtained as a reaction between a. a base and water. b. a base and an acid. c. a nonmetal and a metal. d. an acid and oxygen.

A salt is obtained as a reaction between a. a base and water. b. a base and an acid. c. a nonmetal and a metal. d. an acid and oxygen.
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A salt is obtained as a reaction between

a. a base and water.
b. a base and an acid.
c. a nonmetal and a metal.
d. an acid and oxygen.

User Soufiane Hassou
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A SALT is produce by an ACID and BASE reaction.
For Example:
HCl + NaOH ------> NaCl + H₂O (Hydrochloric Acid and Sodium Hydroxide (base) gives Sodium Chloride a salt)
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