alleryStart learning →Hydrochloric acid reacting with ammonia gives what visible product?
ABlue flame
BGreen gas
CWhite fumes
DBrown smoke
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. White fumes
HCl and NH3 form tiny particles of ammonium chloride seen as white fumes.
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