hydrogen chlorine molecule

I know what hydrogen chloride molecule is: H-Cl

But I can't find hydrogen chlorine, even online.
I have to know it but it's not in the book.
Anyone know what it is?

Reply 1

UBERgeek1234

I'm sorry, I don't understand your question.

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Reply 2

LollyPopzicle

HCL is hydrochloric acid

Reply 3

jamez870

Original post by AlphaNick

Yeah, it is known as hydrochloric acid.

HCl in gas form is hydrogen chloride
HCl in a solution is hydrochloric acid

Reply 4

danconway

I've never heard of hydrogen chlorine... something with a hydrogen bonded to a chlorine is simply hydrogen chloride... H–Cl

Reply 5

Plantagenet Crown

Original post by Budgie99

I know what hydrogen chloride molecule is: H-Cl

But I can't find hydrogen chlorine, even online.
I have to know it but it's not in the book.
Anyone know what it is?

HCl(g)= Hydrogen chloride

HCl(aq)= Hydrochloric acid

Reply 6

midgemeister7

Original post by Budgie99

I know what hydrogen chloride molecule is: H-Cl

But I can't find hydrogen chlorine, even online.
I have to know it but it's not in the book.
Anyone know what it is?

No such thing as 'Hydrogen Chlorine' because that's just two elements, it's like saying 'Iron Oxygen'. As other people have said, HCl is hydrogen chloride but it is hydrochloric acid when dissolved in water.

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