Chemistry, asked by jamesharden, 1 year ago

why does a solution of hydrogen chloride in water conducts electricity while in toluene it does not

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Answered by Anonymous

Hydrochloric acid(Hcl) is a strong acid and undergoes ionisation in aqueous solution and hence, it conducts electricity.

While toluene is a covalent compound and it does not undergoes ionisation in aqueous solution and so, it does not conducts electricity.

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