Hydrochloric acid is a strong acid (fully dissociates when dissolved in water due to the polar covalent bond)
It is a very stable molecule
It is highly reactive with metals and with oxidising agents such as organic materials, alkalis, water etc.
Can be extremely corrosive if solution is concentrated.
Strong bases
Explanation:
KOH, CsOH and Ca(OH)₂ are all strong bases because they dissociate completely in aqueous solution.
A base is a substance that produces excess hydroxyl ions in aqueous solutions.
Strong bases would dissociate completely when in solution.
Bases of alkali and alkali earth metals are classified as strong because they exhibit full ionic characteristics.
They give full metals ions and hydroxide in solution.
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