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Is hyrodgen chloride a solid, liquid, or gas at room temperate and why?

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Answer #1

yes bc its clorine

Answer #2

that doesn’t tell me whether its a solid liquid or gas, and the reason is something to do with the electronic configuration but i’m not sure what about it, thanks anywayy

Answer #3

It is a colorless gas at room temperature which forms white fumes of acid upon contact with atmospheric humidity. Hydrogen chloride gas and the acid are important in technology and industry. …

Answer #4

It’s a gas at room temperature. It’s colourless and basically what you get when you add clorine to water. Basically H20 (the 2 should be small) plus CL2 (small 2 - clorine) gives you HCL (an acid) + HOCL (hypochlorous acid - which burns your eyes when you get into the pool with a lot of chlorine). And that is all I remember from my 5 years ago school experience.lol.

Answer #5

i checked that on wikipedia, but it doesnt tell me why :/

Answer #6

they use the acid that is formed for stuff like pvc fittings, vinyl etc

Answer #7

This might actually help a little bit more? Maybe more of what you are looking for?

http://funadvice.com/r/bgbld5v1rni http://funadvice.com/r/14qoha69u10

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