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General Preparation of Salts Salts are generally ionic compounds formed by the reaction of an acid with a base. The preparation of these salts involves the treating of different metals and non-metals and their compounds with various acids, bases etc. However, some of them can be prepared by direct combination of the concerned elements or also by indirect routes. Insoluble Salts by Precipitation Precipitation is the reaction in which a solid is formed by the action between two or more fluids, e.g., calcium carbonate is precipitated when carbon dioxide is passed through limewater. See also: BONDING IN METALS INTERMOLECULAR BONDING – VAN DER WAALS FORCES THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SILICON DIOXIDE THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GRAPHITE THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF DIAMOND

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