When an acid reacts with a metal, what is the name given to the salt formed?a) Oxideb) Carbonatec) Chlorided) Sulfate

The name given to the salt formed when an acid reacts with a metal depends on the type of acid used in the reaction.

If the acid is a hydrochloric acid, the salt formed will be a chloride. If the acid is sulfuric acid, the salt formed will be a sulfate. If the acid is a carbonic acid, the salt formed will be a carbonate.

Therefore, without specifying the type of acid used in the reaction, it's not possible to definitively answer this question. However, none of the options given include 'depends on the type of acid', so the question may be assuming that the acid is hydrochloric acid, in which case the answer would be c) Chloride.