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What happen when Hclgas is passed through a concentrated solution of common NaCl containing impurities like `Na_2SO_4, CaSO_4. CaCl_2, MgCl_2` etc.

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When HCl gas is passed through a concentrated solution of common NaCl with impurities, crystals ion effect.
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