Answer to Question #124752 in Organic Chemistry for richard agbemor

Question #124752

Liquid HCl is a non-electrolyte but aqueous HCl is a strong electrolyte

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The correct answer is:This is because aqeous HCL contains a lot amount of Hydrogen and chloride ions which becomes carrier of electricity to pass through it .

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