Chemistry, asked by vishwateja90, 4 days ago

what is the name of HCL

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Answered by kamlesh678

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Answer:

Hydrogen chloride

Explanation:

Hydrochloric acid (HCl, commonly known as muriatic acid) is a colourless caustic, powerful mineral acid with several industrial applications, one of which is the formation of a hydrochloride salt when it combines with an organic base.

Answered by vindobhawe

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Hydro chloric acid or Hydrogen chloride.

Explanation:

The name of HCl is Hydro chloric acid or Hydrogen chloride.

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