Which one of the following salts will not be hydrolyzed?
Correct answer: A. NaCl
- A. NaCl
- B. AlCl₃
- C. Na₂CO₃
- D. CH₃COONa
Explanation
NaCl is formed from a strong acid (HCl) and a strong base (NaOH), so its ions are too weak to react with water. Therefore, no hydrolysis occurs, and the solution remains neutral.
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