Explain why does dry hydrochloric acid not conduct electricity but its aqueous solution conducts electricity
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according to Arrhenius acids produce H+ ions only when they are reacted with water but whereas hcl (g) is not reacted with water...
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According to me there are no ions and therefore can't conduct electricity.
The HCl, when aqueous, has ions and it is these ions that conduct electricity.
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