Chemistry, asked by avishalal98, 8 months ago

why do we dissolve the salt in HCL acid.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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NaCl just get dissolve in HCl(aq) acid. This is because NaCl is formed after NaOH reacts with HCl and only after neutralization reaction of acid and alkali and after removing much of the water content, only then we can obtain NaCl.

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Answered by TheElegant
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NaCl just get dissolve in HCl(aq) acid. This is because NaCl is formed after NaOH reacts with HCl and only after neutralization reaction of acid and alkali and after removing much of the water content, only then we can obtain NaCl.

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