Write the equation for the reaction of hydrogen chloride with ammonia.

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Equation for the reaction of hydrogen chloride with ammonia:
When Hydrogen chloride $(H C l)$ reacts with ammonia, it produces Ammonium chloride ( $N H_{4} C l$ ).
This reaction is an example of two gas-phase reactants combining to produce a solid product.
The Ammonium chloride obtained is a white solid.
The equation for the reaction of hydrogen chloride with ammonia is :
$H C l (g) + N H_{3} (g) \to N H_{4} C l (s) H y d r o g e n C h l o r i d e A m m o n i a A m m o n i u m c h l o r i d e$

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