Chemistry, asked by NabhaYogi130, 1 year ago

In Chemical Equation what is the difference between (aq) and (l) ?

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Answered by luckkyramyasist

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Ans: In a chemical reaction the symbol 'aq' denotes the aqueous state of the substance and 'l' denotes the liquid state of the substance.
The symbol ‘aq’ means – The substance is present in water that is in aqueous medium.
The symbol ‘l’ means – The substance present in liquid state.

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