Question 4Prelab Question 1.4: Classify the HCI solution.lonic compound.Molecular compound.● Acid.0.33 pts

We have to tell weather HCl is an ionic compound, molecular compound or an acid.

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Question 4 Prelab Question 1.4: Classify the HCI solution. Olonic compound. Molecular compound. Acid. 0.33 pts

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Chapter4: Types Of Chemical Reactions And Solution Stoichiometry

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