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salt, chemical compound, Compounds And Elements

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salt, chemical compound (other than water) formed by a chemical reaction between an acid and a base (see acids and bases).



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acids and bases
alum
anion
bicarbonate
carbonate
cation
chemical bond
chlorate
chloride
common-ion effect
cyanide
dissociation
formula, in chemistry
fulminate
halogen
hydrate
hydrolysis
ion, in chemistry
neutralization
nitrate
oxidation and reduction
phosphate
protonation
silicate
sodium chloride
sulfate
sulfide
sulfonic acid

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