Aluminum chloride becomes ionic in its dimer form or in its hydrated state - Chemistry - The p-Block Elements

Question

Aluminum chloride becomes ionic in its dimer form or in its
hydrated state?

Mohan Kumar · Accepted Answer

Dear Student,
Aluminium chloride is ionic in its hydrate form
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Aluminum chloride becomes ionic in its dimer form or in its hydrated state?