Science, asked by varnika01, 1 year ago

why does chlorine has great affinity for hydrogen?

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Answered by gopendrakumar1p430ag

chlorine has high affinity for hydrogen because it needs any one monovalent element compound to satisfy its valency and become stable.and hydrogen is most readily found monovalent element with a oxidation number of -1

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