Chemistry, asked by mohitsha1706, 3 months ago

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Although HCl is a covalent bond but it is ionised in its
aqueous solution. why?

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Answered by mayank48453

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Water molecules are polar with oxygen atoms negatively charged and the hydrogens positively charged. This helps make water an excellent solvent for polar compounds like HCl due to the attraction of opposite charges.

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hi32©Although HCl is a covalent bond but it is ionised in itsaqueous solution. why?​

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hi
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Although HCl is a covalent bond but it is ionised in its
aqueous solution. why?