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Published on: August 14, 2026
1 volume of hydrogen always combines with 1 volume of chloride to form 2 volumes of HC1. This statement illustrates
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According to Gay ‐ Lussac’s law gases combined or produced in a chemical reaction. They do so in a simple ratio by volume.
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