Chemistry, 23.12.2021 18:40 jstoners

sodium chloride (Nacl) and unhydrous aluminium chloride (Alcl3) are both chloride of metals of period arod (III) molten Nacl can be electrolysed while molten unhydrous Aluminium chloride can not

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