Chemistry, asked by kush9078, 1 year ago

why does dry hydrochloric acid not conduct electricity

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Answered by Akarun

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Ionic solutions have the capability to conduct electricity. Therefore, hydrochloric acid (HCl in solution of water) can conduct electricity because it forms ions. Unless you put hydrogen chloride (pure HCl) in water, it will not conduct electricity.

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