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| Generally, salts are obtained by treating an acid with a base. Salts consist of both positive ions or cations, and negative ions or anions. The cations are called basic radicals and are obtained from metallic ions or ammonium ion, while the anions are called acidic radicals and are obtained from acids. |
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| Salt is a compound, which on dissociation in water yields positive ions other than a hydrogen ion or hydronium ion, and a negative ion other than hydroxyl ion. |
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Study of Acids Bases and Salts
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