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9 March, 06:22

The formula for chlorine acid is

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    The correct terminology for chlorine acid is Hydrochloric Acid. The formula for that is HCl. This is because H has an ionic charge of + 1 and Cl has an ionic charge of - 1. Thus, they will combine to form HCl. Also, H is in front because almost all acids will have H in front.
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