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why hydrochloride acid is stronger than nitric acids

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Answered by sirabhinavtripathi

Hydrochloric acid is stronger than nitric acid. This is due to the deprotonation of hydrochloric acid in aqueous form. This makes hydrochloric acid stronger than nitric acid.

Answered by meerhamzakhan92

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Yes, hydrochloric acid is stronger than nitric acid. This is due to the deprotonation of hydrochloric acid in aqueous form. This makes hydrochloric acid stronger than nitric acid.

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