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Anhydrous AlCl(3) is obtained when :...

Anhydrous `AlCl_(3)` is obtained when :

A

Aluminium oxide reacts with `HCl`

B

Aluminium reacts with `HCl`

C

Aluminium is heated in a current of dry `Cl_(2)`

D

Aluminium hydroxide reacts with `HCl`.

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C
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