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`AlCl_(3)` achieves stability by forming a dimer. In trivalent state the compound is hydrolysed in water. `AlCl_(3)` in acidified aqueous solution forms

A

`Al(OH)_(3)+HCl`

B

`[Al(H_(2)O_(6)]^(3+)+3Cl^(-)`

C

`AlCl_(3).2H_(2)O`

D

`Al_(2)O_(3)+HCl`

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