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why are clorine highly acidic?​

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Answered by girisht232
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Explanation:

Chlorine gas bleached the litmus paper. This is because of presence of hypochlorite ions. So, when chlorine (in any form) is added to water, a weak acid called Hypochlorousacid is produced. It is this acid, not the chlorine, which gives water its ability to oxidize and disinfect.

Answered by ItzDαrkHσrsє
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Answer:

THE CHLORINE IS HIGHLY ACIDIC & STRONG BCOZ ; HYDROGEN BONDS TO CHLORINE ARE TOO WEAK TO INHIBIT DISSOCIATION !

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