Chemistry, asked by Pankaj8666, 1 year ago

Why is the aqueous solution of aluminium chloride acidic?

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Answered by HimaSnehithMatwada

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Explanation:

alcl3 is formed by reaction of AlOh3+HCl

so Aloh3 is a base so those are acidic in nature.... and so there H+ hydronium ions disassoiate into water since they are acidic in nature.........

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