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An example of a salt that will not hydrolyse is :
$N H_{4} C l$
$K C l$
$C H_{3} C O O N H_{4}$
$C H_{3} C O O K$

A

K C l

B

N H_{4} C l

C

C H_{3} C O O N H_{4}

D

C H_{3} C O O K

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The salt of strong acid and strong base will not hydrolyse.

Here $K C l$ is a salt of strong acid $H C l$ and strong base $K O H$ thus it will not get hydrolysed.

While other are not salt of strong acid and strong base thus they will get hydrolysed.

Option B is correct.

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