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Question from: Chemistry

Which of the following substances is not a salt?

A)  

Aluminium oxide

B)  

Sodium hydrogen trioxosulphate(V)

C)  

Sodium trioxocarbonate(V)

D)  

Zinc chloride

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Correct answer: Aluminium oxide

Explanation: A salt is formed when the hydrogen ion(s) in an acid are wholly or partially replaced by a metal or ammonium ion. Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) is an oxide, not a salt. The other options are typical salts:

  • Aluminium oxideNot a salt; it is a metal oxide.
  • Sodium hydrogen trioxosulphate(V) (NaHSO4) — An acid salt.
  • Sodium trioxocarbonate(V) (Na2CO3) — A normal salt (sodium carbonate).
  • Zinc chloride (ZnCl2) — A typical ionic salt.

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