In hydrochloric acid solution, it gets dissociated to H
+
and Cl
−
which makes it highly acidic, because of which litmus is turning red. But the similar thing doesn't happen in case of dry HCl gas [no dissociation].
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In hydrochloric acid solution, it gets dissociated to H+and Cl −
which makes it highly acidic, because of which litmus is turning red. But the similar thing doesn't happen in case of dry HCl gas [no dissociation].
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H+ ions remain bound up within the molecule.
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