Science, asked by khataladitya086, 1 month ago

*The acid which is highly soluble in water is called ______.*

1️⃣ acid
2️⃣ salt
3️⃣ alkali
4️⃣ solvent​

Answers

Answered by athamadaswp
10

Answer:

alkali is my answer

Explanation:

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Answered by hyacinth98
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The acid which is highly soluble in water is called 3) Alkali.

Solubility of alkali in water

  • Alkali acids such as HCl are highly soluble in water due to the polar interactions.
  • HCl has well-defined polarity. It combines with a water molecule to give a hydronium cation (H_{3}O^{+})  and chloride anions(Cl^{-}).
  • For this reason, acid rains are so prevalent. HCl solubilises with rain droplets and comes down as rain high in pH.

Incorrect options

  • Acids have low solubilities depending on the type of acid so option 1) Acids is not correct.
  • Salt might ionize in water readily but does not have a high solubility so option 2) Salt is incorrect too.
  • Depending on their polarity, salts may be soluble or insoluble in water. Thus, option 4) Solvent is incorrect as well.
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