Would gaseous HCl be considered as an Arrhenius acid ?

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Gaseous HCl does not exist

answer is B.

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Gaseous HCl does not give H+ due to covalent bond, but liquid HCl gives H+ in aqueous solution, therefore gaseous HCl is not a Arrhenius acid .

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