What are the products of a reaction between a strong acid and a weak base?

Answer 1

Yes but...Salts made of the anion (negatively charged ion) of a STRONG ACID and the cation (positively charged ion) of a WEAK BASE will be acid salts(like NaCl with an extra H making it an acid), that is, the water solution with this salt will have a pH of >7. (example - ammonium chloride)

Answer 2

Salt and water, but the solution would be more acidic unless you had enough of the weak base to neutralize the acid

Answer 3

mixing of a strong acid with a strong base is called neutralization reaction. In these types of reactions the products include inorganic salt and water. For example,
HCl(strong acid) + NaOH(strong base) -->H2O(water)+NaCl(salt)

Answer 4

A neutral Ph substance. Na(OH)+HCl= NaCl & H2O Salt and water. Extreme Base Ph:13 and Extreme Acid Ph:1 creates water Ph: 7.

Answer 5

A strong acid or base is an acid or base than, when subjected to a solvent (often water), will fully dissociate into the ions it is made up of. If HA is a weak acid: HA -(in H2O)--> H+ + A- If BOH is a weak base: BOH -(in H2O)--> B+ + OH- Concentrated acids have higher amounts of solute (i.e. acid) when compared with solvents. Concentrated bases have high amounts of solute (i.e. base) when compared with solvents. Dilute acids and bases have lower amounts of solute (i.e. acid or base) when compared with the amount of solvent available.

Answer 6

An acidic salt.

Answer 7

salt water (not necessarily NaCl salt, different acids/bases make different salts)

e.g. Aqueous Sulfuric Acid (H2S04) and Caustic Soda (NaOH) react to form Sodium Sulfate and water.

Answer 8

The product would be a salt and water. An example would be HCl + NH3OH ---> NH3Cl (ammonium chloride) + H2O.

Answer 9

an acidic salt and water

Answer 10

A Classical example would be

Ammonium Chloride