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Hydrochloric Acid
HYDROCHLORIC ACID=Muriatic acid=Spirits of salt
Hydrochloric Acid
Hydrochloric acid is a colorless (or slightly yellowish), highly irritating, and fuming mineral acid formed by dissolving hydrogen chloride (HCl) gas in water.
Uses and Benefits
•Due to its acidic nature, it rapidly breaks down carbonate compounds (like scale), making it effective in removing the toughest limescale and rust stains.
Technical Identity
IUPAC / Trade NameHydrochloric Acid
Chemical FormulaHCl
CAS Number7647-01-0
EC Number231-595-7
Molecular Weight36.46
Industry CategoryGeneral Industrial
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