hydrochloric acid

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Noun

hydrochloric acid (plural hydrochloric acids)

1. (inorganic chemistry) A strong acid made by dissolving the gas, hydrogen chloride, in water. It reacts with alkalis, bases and many metals to form chlorides; it has many industrial applications'

Synonyms

• E507 when used as an acidity regulator
• muriatic acid
• spirit of salt
• spirits of salts

Translations

strong acid made by dissolving the gas, hydrogen chloride

Afrikaans: soutsuur (af) Catalan: àcid clorhídric (ca), clorur d'hidrogen (ca), salfumant (ca) Chinese: 盐酸 (cmn) (yán suān) Czech: kyselina chlorovodíková (cs) f. Danish: saltsyre (da) Dutch: zoutzuur (nl) Esperanto: acido klorhidra (eo) Finnish: suolahappo (fi) French: acide chlorhydrique (fr), acide muriatique (fr) German: Salzsäure (de) f.

Icelandic: saltsýra (is) f. Italian: acido cloridrico (it) m. Japanese: 塩酸 (ja) (えんさん, ensan) Polish: kwas solny (pl), kwas chlorowodorowy (pl) Portuguese: ácido clorídico (pt) Russian: соляная кислота (ru) Slovak: kyselina chlórovodíková (sk) f., kyselina soľná (sk) f. Spanish: ácido clorhídrico (es) Swedish: saltsyra (sv) Turkish: hidroklorik asit (tr)