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Vocabulary flashcards on the discovery, occurrence, and preparation methods of hydrogen chloride gas based on the lecture notes.
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Muriatic acid
The name given by Lavoisier to the aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride gas.
Glauber (1648)
Prepared HCl gas from rock salt and concentrated H2SO4 in 1648.
Joseph Priestly (1772)
Obtained HCl in pure form in 1772 and named its solution 'marine acid'.
Davy (1810)
Gave the compound the name 'hydrogen chloride' in 1810.
Free State Occurrence of HCl
Occurs in volcanic gases and in the gastric juices of mammals.
Nature of Bond in HCl
Polar covalent, formed due to the difference in electronegativities of H and Cl.
Synthesis of HCl Gas
Direct combination of moist hydrogen gas and chlorine in the presence of diffused sunlight: H2+Cl2→2HCl(g).
Catalyst in HCl Synthesis
Moisture, which acts as a catalyst during the direct combination of hydrogen gas and chlorine.
Preparation of HCl from Metallic Chloride
Reaction of sodium chloride with concentrated sulphuric acid at temperature below 200^\bar{\text{C}}: NaCl+H2SO4(conc.)→NaHSO4+HCl(g).