The former is connected to a hydrogen chloride generator, the latter to a catch-bottle and some system for absorbing any excess of hydrogen chloride.
Consequently such an interpretation of the so-called "abnormal" behavior of solutions of hydrogen chloride, sodium and zinc chlorides, etc.
The molecular weights of hydrogen chloride, water, ammonia, and marsh gas, for instance, are found to be 36.
Thus it appears to have considerable chlorine in the negative form (Cl^-) which may be relatively easily split off as hydrogen chloride.
When chlorlyptus is dissolved in concentrated sulphuric acid, some blackening occurs and the odor of hydrogen chloride is very noticeable.
Both the Abbott and Squibb brands of chlorinated eucalyptol give a reddish mixture, with no perceptible evolution of hydrogen chloride, and still retain the characteristic eucalyptol odor.
Thus 1/4 volume of carbonic oxide, an equal volume of marsh gas, two volumes of hydrogen chloride or of ammonia, and six volumes of nitrogen or twelve volumes of air added to one volume of detonating gas, prevent its explosion.
This law refers not only to elements, but also to compounds entering into mutual chemical combination; thus, for example, one volume of ammonia gas combines with one volume of hydrogen chloride.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hydrogen chloride" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
