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Question
How would you obtain salt from another salt?
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Solution
Salt from another salt
\[\ce{\underset{Salt}{CuSO4}+2NH4OH -> \underset{Salt}{(NH4)2SO4}+Ca(OH)2\downarrow}\]
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