acidic vs basic salts strengths

[Jennifer Fimbres]

When determining if a salt is acidic, basic, or neutral, what is a good indicator of a strong acid and weak base or vise versa, are we just supposed to memorize strong acids and strong bases or is there a way to determine?

[005917072]

If the Ka/Kb is given, then you'll know it's a weak acid/base. If it isn't given, you can assume it's a strong acid/base and there's full dissociation.

[Chris_1234]

When determining the acidity or basicity of a salt, consider the strength of the acids and bases that formed it. Strong acids and bases tend to produce neutral salts when combined. If a strong acid reacts with a weak base, the resulting salt is acidic. Conversely, if a weak acid reacts with a strong base, the salt is basic. For salts formed from weak acids and weak bases, their acidity or basicity depends on the relative strengths of the acid and base.

[ivy knabe 3i]

look at the cation and anion that forms the salt and whether the acid or base that forms them is strong or not.
you can memorize strong acids/bases like this:
Hi (HI)
Class is (HCL
boring?(HBr
no!(HNO3)
Class is over?(HClO3)
class is over, (HClO4 )
so? (H2(SO)4_
Like (LiOH)
Nathan (NaOH)
Knows (KOH)
California is (Ca(OH)2)
super (Sr(OH)2)
basic ( Ba(OH)2)