Chemistry, asked by varshithab2746, 7 months ago

Is hydrogen chloride formed by the reaction of hydrogen and chlorine a nonelectrolyte

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Answered by AdityaDutt29

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Answer:

No

Explanation:

Hydrogen Chloride Is Not Formed By The Reaction Of Hydrogen And Chlorine.

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