What salt is produced when each of the following acids and bases are mixed. Sodium HydroxideNaOHmixed with perchloric acidHClO4. Potassium hydroxideKOHmixed with hydrobromic acidHBr. Calcium hydroxideCa (OH)2mixed with hydrochloric acidHCl.

What salt is produced when each of the following acids and bases are mixed. Sodium HydroxideNaOHmixed with perchloric acidHClO4. Potassium hydroxideKOHmixed with hydrobromic acidHBr. Calcium hydroxideCa (OH)2mixed with hydrochloric acidHCl.

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What salt is produced when each of the following acids and bases are mixed.

Sodium HydroxideNaOHmixed with perchloric acidHClO4.

Potassium hydroxideKOHmixed with hydrobromic acidHBr.

Calcium hydroxideCa (OH)2mixed with hydrochloric acidHCl.

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