Sodium chloride is an ionic compound whereas
hydrogen chloride is mainly covalent because:
(A Sodium is less reactive
(B) Hydrogen is a non-metal
(C) Hydrogen chloride is a gas
(D) Electro-negativity difference in the case of hydrogen and chlorine is less than 2.1
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(c) will be the answer, I hope
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b and d
Explanation:
because sodium is metal and chlorine is non metal so they undergo ionic bond whereas hydrogen and chlorine are non metal so they undergo covalent bond
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