WHat salt (and formula) results from the following neutralisation reaction? 2KOH(aq) + H₂S (aq) ??? + water a. potassium sulphate K₂S b. potassium sulphite K₂S c. potassium sulphate K₂SO4 d. potassium sulphide K₂S Oe. potassium sulphite K₂SO3

WHat salt (and formula) results from the following neutralisation reaction? 2KOH(aq) + H₂S (aq) ??? + water a. potassium sulphate K₂S b. potassium sulphite K₂S c. potassium sulphate K₂SO4 d. potassium sulphide K₂S Oe. potassium sulphite K₂SO3

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WHat salt (and formula) results from the following neutralisation reaction?
2KOH(aq)+ H₂S (aq) - ??? + water
a. potassium sulphate K₂S
b. potassium sulphite K₂S
c. potassium sulphate K₂SO4
d. potassium sulphide K₂S
Oe. potassium sulphite K₂SO3

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