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A solution of hydrochloric acid (HCl) is added to water. Which statement best describes the resulting Cl⁻ ions in the context of acid-base strength?
- They will react with water to produce HCl and OH⁻.
- They are a strong conjugate base.
- They act as a Bru00f8nstedu2013Lowry acid.
- They are a negligible conjugate base.
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