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A salt in chemistry is a stable solid with a pH that is acidic, or lower than 7.

Vinegar is the most common salt used in Acid Base extractions, followed by hydrochloric acid.

Fumaric acid has been used in conjuction with acetone in fumaric extractions.

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	Vinegar is the most common salt used in [[Acid Base]] extractions, followed by [[hydrochloric]] acid.		Vinegar is the most common salt used in [[Acid Base]] extractions, followed by [[hydrochloric]] acid.

	Fumaric acid has been used in conjuction with acetone in fumaric extractions.		[[Fumaric acid]] has been used in conjuction with acetone in fumaric extractions.