(A) NaCl → strong acid + strong base → neutral solution → pH = 7 → R (B) Na₂CO₃ → strong base + weak acid → anionic hydrolysis → basic → Q, T (C) NH₄Cl → weak base + strong acid → cationic hydrolysis → acidic → P, S (D) CH₃COONH₄ → weak acid + weak base → both hydrolysis → ~neutral → P, Q, R

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(A) NaCl → strong acid + strong base → neutral solution → pH = 7 → R

(B) Na₂CO₃ → strong base + weak acid → anionic hydrolysis → basic → Q, T

(D) CH₃COONH₄ → weak acid + weak base → both hydrolysis → ~neutral → P, Q, R

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