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氯化氫气体是纯净的电解质

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　　氯化氫，一个氯化氫分子是由一个氯原子和一个氢原子构成的。分子式为HCl。水溶液俗称盐酸，学名氢氯酸。但是这两种物质都是电解质吗，氯化氫气体廠家帶您簡單了解一下。

　　1、氯化氫气体本身是电解质，根据定义：能在水溶液中或熔融状态下导电的化合物叫做电解质，所以我们认为氯化氫气体为电解质是正确的。能在水溶液中或熔融状态下导电的化合物叫做电解质。

　　HCL水溶液并非为化合物，而是混合物，其次电解质与非电解质都是纯净物，且都为化合物，而盐酸作为氯化氫气体的水溶液显然不属于“纯净物”范围之内，充其量盐酸只能说是一种电解质溶液。

　　另外氯化氫是電解質，溶于水就不再是電解質了，即鹽酸不是。硝酸是電解質，因爲硝酸有純液體，而鹽酸通常是它與水的混合物，最高濃度38%,也就是說鹽酸雖然能導電，但是鹽酸並不是電解質。

　　2、电解质的基础是纯净物，盐酸是氯化氫的水溶液，是混合物，当然就不是电解质，只能说氯化氫气体是電解質。

　　3、物質的分類分爲純淨物和混合物，混合物即是兩種或兩種以上的物質混合，所以鹽酸不是純淨物，而是混合物。

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