conjugate acid of a strong base and a conjugate base of a strong acid

[Arya Bhalla 1H]

If as salt has the conjugate acid of a strong base and a conjugate base of a strong acid will it be neutral or amphoteric?

[jackie-3L]

If a salt is derived from a strong acid and a strong base, it will not ionize in an aqueous solution. This means that the pH doesn't change (it stays at 7), and the salt is neutral.

[Dongfang Tian 1L]

It will be neutral. Since both the conjugate acid and base present in water as spectator ions, they won’t affect the pH.

[Sam Forster 2J]

It will stay neutral. A good rule of thumb is that if it is a conjugate base of a strong acid or a conjugate acid of a strong base, the salt will be unable to disassociate as strong bases/acids irreversibly dissociate 100%. As such it will stay neutral.

[JafarriNocentelli 1G]

It will neutralize and the pH will remain neutral as well (7).

[carrie_karchmer_3D]

If a salt has the conjugate acid of a strong base and a conjugate base of a strong acid it will be neutral.