Explain why potassium chloride conducts electricity in both the molten state and in aqueous solution whereas hydrogen chloride conducts electricity only in aqueous solution and...

      

Explain why potassium chloride conducts electricity in both the molten state and in aqueous solution whereas hydrogen chloride conducts electricity only in aqueous solution and not in gaseous state.

  

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Kavungya
KCl contains mobile ions in both state while HCl does not Contain mobile ions in its gaseous state but dissociate in 3
Aqueous state to form mobile ions
Kavungya answered the question on March 28, 2019 at 12:30


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